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The George Street express.
The light rail stops close to Georges Cameras in George Street, Sydney.
Latrell Mitchell is back and former Souths captain ‘The Falcon’ Mario Fenech was at Redfern today for Team List Tuesday. Grant Chappell was there reporting and tweeted a photo of Latrell and Mario having a chat.
Latrell is back!
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The South Sydney Rabbitohs are pleased to announce their NRL squad for round 16 against the Parramatta Eels at Accor Stadium to be played this Saturday 2 July at 7:35pm.
Rabbitohs Head Coach Jason Demetriou has named Latrell Mitchell to return to the side at fullback with Mark Nicholls to start in the front row for this clash with the Eels.
Round 16 is the NRL’s Beanies for Brain Cancer round, raising funds for brain cancer research through the Mark Hughes Foundation. The Mark Hughes Foundation is hoping to sell 175,000 beanies this year with the aim to raise $3 million that will help establish a world leading team to solve brain cancer. Purchase your MHF beanie at Accor Stadium on Saturday or online at http://www.markhughesfoundation.com.au.
Junior Tatola & Mario Fenech.
One of Australia’s up-and-coming rap groups, the Sydney Yungins, will be performing on stage as part of the pre-game entertainment at Accor Stadium on Saturday night, performing two of their hit singles. The Sydney Yungins have over one million views on YouTube and 40 million streams on Spotify for the eight songs in their catalogue.
The Rabbitohs NSW Cup team will play against the Parramatta Eels in a curtain raiser to the NRL fixture at Accor Stadium on Saturday evening, kicking off at 5:10pm. Gates at Accor Stadium will open at 4:55pm.
The Rabbitohs Jersey Flegg Cup team will play the Eels at the Ironmark High Performance Centre at Redfern Oval on Saturday 2 July at 2pm. The Rabbitohs NSW Women’s Premiership team will play their final match of the season against the St Marys Saints on Monday 4 July at 7pm at the NSWRL Centre of Excellence at Sydney Olympic Park.
Mark Nicholls fronted the media today.
The South Sydney Rabbitohs’ NRL squad for Saturday’s round 16 clash with the Eels is: 1) Latrell Mitchell 2) Alex Johnston 3) Taane Milne 4) Campbell Graham 5) Jaxson Paulo 6) Cody Walker 7) Lachlan Ilias 8) Junior Tatola 9) Damien Cook 10) Mark Nicholls 11) Keaon Koloamatangi 12) Jai Arrow 13) Cameron Murray (c) Interchange: 14) Kodi Nikorima 15) Thomas Burgess 16) Siliva Havili 17) Hame Sele 18) Blake Taaffe 19) Isaiah Tass 20) Liam Knight 21) Ben Lovett 22) Davvy Moale Head Coach – Jason Demetriou
The Rabbitohs NSW Cup squad for Saturday’s match up with the Eels is: 1) Jacob Gagai (c) 2) Izaac Thompson 3) Isaiah Tass 4) Richie Kennar 5) Josh Mansour 6) Blake Taaffe 7) Dean Hawkins 8) Davvy Moale 9) Jack Campagnolo 10) Shaquai Mitchell 11) Michael Chee Kam 12) Ben Lovett 13) Liam Knight Interchange: 14) Shannon Gardiner 15) James Hasson (c) 16) Hugo Patterson 17) Trent Peoples 18) Jake Tago Coach – Dane Dorahy
The Taree Ferrari & the Maltese Falcon
The Rabbitohs Jersey Flegg Cup squad for Saturday’s game against the Eels is: 1) Terrell Kalo Kalo 2) Carson Kaho 3) Leon Te Hau 4) Byron Parnell 5) Wesley Bruines 6) Dion Teaupa 7) Joseph Nohra 8) Thomas Giles (c) 9) Romano Cook 10) Isaiah Vailalo 11) Louis Grossemy 12) Benn Campagnolo 13) Tallis Duncan Interchange: 14) Cruise Tweedie 15) Jaxson Rahme 16) Trent Griffiths 17) Oscar Mezzomo 18) Josh Rizk 19) Keahlan Bray 20) William Abou-Arrage Coach – Leon Latulipe
The Rabbitohs Harvey Norman NSW Women’s Premiership side to play St Marys on Monday is: 1) Terri Anne Kelly 2) Rikka Lamb 3) Monique Donovan 4) Shannon Muru 5) Nikki Perugini 6) Akira Kelly 7) Rachael Pearson 8) Christine Pauli 9) Seli Mailangi 17) Moniqca Moale 10) Ellie Johnston 11) Tia Cook 13) Sharna Piccinelli (c) Interchange: 20) Therse Aiton 15) Seneti Kilisimasi 16) Cindy Whiteley 18) Luti Maile 19) Kasey Taaffe 21) Te Aroha Hapuku Coach – Shane Sultana
Today we paid a visit to the home of Rabbitoh #767 Stephen Fenech.
Steve gave Rabbitohs Fan TV a tour of his home including his incredible home theatre that is filled with amazing and unique movie memorabilia items.
We interviewed Steve in his office that he uses as a studio with live crosses to TV and radio. We didn’t even need our own tripod because Steve had his own setup ready to go for our camera!
Watch our Stephen Fenech interview on Rabbitohs TV.Behind the scenes at Stephen Fenechs office studio.
Topics covered in our interview were Steves rugby league debut for Souths, his big brother Mario and family, his career as a journalist, his favourite tech items, drone piloting, astronomical photography and electric cars. We could have covered a whole lot more so we’ll have to check back in with Steve for another chat soon.
Click image to visit Stephen Fenechs site Tech Guide.
Two Blokes Talking Tech – Trevor Long & Stephen Fenech
This is the Carina Nebula – it is 8,500 light years away and one of the largest diffuse nebulae you’ll find. This image is made up of 40 three-minute exposures that were stacked and processed. By Stephen Fenech
Watch Stephen Fenechs debut game in 1988.
Stephen is a Star Wars super fan.
Warriors come out to play!
Stephen has an amazing collection on display in his home theatre.
A big field of over 90 players assembled yesterday at The Juniors Kingsford for the 1st annual Bunny Bounty Poker Tournament.
Eventual winner Jamie Hamilton arrived early yesterday.
Reggie Rabbit made an appearance and 9 bounties were on offer. At table 2 where I was playing there was plenty of action with a bounty eliminated in the very first hand of the day.
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There was $200 on offer for my scalp and it too went early after I called an all in from my mate Jamie Hamilton with a hand that in hindsight I should have folded.
Jamie Hamilton (centre) was selected at random to be a Bunny Bounty.
Natan from Kings Poker told me that the large number of people that played in the event was the biggest Saturday total they have seen in some time.
Ironically it was Jamie ‘Hamo’ Hamilton who would go on to win the tournament, thanks in some part to the addition of all my chips early in the day.
2022 Bunny Bounty Champion Jamie Hamilton.
Bunny Bounties
Experienced poker player Hamo told me “It was a good day and this event could turn into a monster tournament.“
A mixed weekend of results for our Rabbitohs teams. The first grade were hammered 32-12 by the Dragons on Thursday but our NSW Cup side won again today and moved up to 5th on the ladder, just one win behind the competition leaders Penrith.
Reggie Rabbit & Lylah at WIN Stadium on Thursday night.
The Rabbitohs have the bye next week then take on the 6th placed Eels at Accor Stadium on Super Saturday 7.35pm 2nd July.
The Rabbitohs TV team will be hosting the post match function in the P&O Members Deck.
Gone in the Gong.
A Cody Hodge hat trick continued his sparkling form as our NSW Cup side dismantled the Blacktown Workers Sea Eagles with a huge eight tries to two 38-12 victory.
The score line actually flattered the Sea Eagles due to an Isaiah Tass off day with the boot.
Our NSW Cup team have the bye next week then play the 7th placed Eels before the first grade on Saturday 2nd July 5.10pm at Accor Stadium.
8 tries to 2.
Our Jersey Flegg boys started well again scoring tries in the 2nd, 3rd & 10th minute of the game only to be run down by the Sea Eagles 30-26.
The Jersey Flegg also have the bye and will kick off a huge triple header against the 9th placed Eels at Accor Stadium on Saturday the 2nd July at 3.25pm.
A great start not finished off.
Our womens team fought out a thriller against the 2nd placed Mounties, a Terri-Ann Caine try levelling the score at 20 all in the 69th minute.
Akira Kellys conversion to win the game was unsuccessful but it was still a fantastic improved performance by the team.
In two weeks time our women will be striving to celebrate US Independence Day with a victory over St Marys at the NSW Centre of Excellence 7pm on Monday the 4th of July.
Souths Sydney Rabbitohs fullback Latrell Mitchell returned to the training paddock at Redfern today having recovered from injury and Covid-19 setbacks.
A successful weekend for the Rabbitohs with the first grade defeating the Titans and 2 of our 3 pathways teams securing wins.
The Rabbitohs scored a 5 tries to 3 win over the Titans.
NRL: Rabbitohs 30 – Titans 16
Another Alex Johnston hat trick was a feature of our NRL teams victory at the Gold Coast on Saturday.
On Thursday 16th June 7.50pm at WIN Stadium Wollongong the 7th placed Rabbitohs take on the 10th placed Dragons .
JERSEY FLEGG
Jersey Flegg: Dragons 32 – Rabbitohs 12
Earlier on Saturday in Wollongong our Jersey Flegg boys got away to a great start scoring the first two tries before the Dragons raced away to a 32-12 win.
Next Sunday 19th June 12pm at 4 Pines Park, Brookvale the 12th placed Rabbitohs take on the 11th placed Manly Sea Eagles.
KNOCK ON EFFECT NSW CUP
NSW Cup: Rabbitohs 26 – Dragons 10
Following the Flegg game in Wollongong the Bunnies NSW Cup team played some super footy on the way to a 26-10 win over the Dragons. The men in red and green began beautifully scoring four unanswered tries to put the Red V to the sword.
Next Sunday 19th June 3pm at HE Laybutt Field, Blacktown our 6th placed NSW Cup team take on the last placed Blacktown Workers Sea Eagles .
HARVEY NORMAN WOMENS PREMIERSHIP
Harvey Norman Womens Premiership: Rabbitohs 18 – WV Magpies 12
On the Monday public holiday our womens team recorded their first win of the year against the Wenty Magpies at the NSW Centre of Excellence.
There was no holding back in this clash with a biting allegation, sin binning and Gordon Tallis style rag dolling all occurring before the Souths girls held on for victory.
The game was live streamed on the NSWRL Facebook page, Rabbitohs star forward Ellis Johnston was the player of the match and she was interviewed by the legendary Tarsha Gale after full time.
Next Sunday 19th June 11am at Aubrey Keech Reserve, Hinchinbrook our 7th placed ladies face a tough test against the 2nd placed Mounties.