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Buderus Leads Knights Defence
Tuesday, March 21, 2006 - Newcastle Knights
Tireless defender, Danny Buderus is expected to play a key role against the Bulldogs, as the Newcastle Knights chase their third straight victory at EnergyAustralia Stadium this Friday night, March 24, at 7.30pm.
The Novocastrians celebrated a record breaking 70 – 32 win against the Raiders in the nation’s capital last Sunday, arriving home to a short turn-around with just four days to prepare for Round Three.
“There were some soft tries scored up the middle last Sunday and I expect Danny to be leading by example in that area of the park”, said Knights coach, Michael Hagan.
“With the likes of Willie Mason, Mark O’Meley and Roy Asotasi running at us all night, we’ll need to be on our guard for the entire 80 minutes.”
Friday night is also expected to see another outstanding achievement in the career of Knights Captain, Andrew Johns.
Johns heads into the match on 1,998 career points, with a chance to enter the history books on his home ground by reaching the 2,000 milestone.
Meanwhile, the Newcastle Knights will defend winger Anthony Quinn at the NRL judiciary tomorrow night.
Quinn will plead not guilty to a grade one dangerous throw charge from the 27th minute of last Sunday’s Knights / Raiders match.
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