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Raper focused on Knights, not top eightCronulla coach Stuart Raper says a win against Newcastle, and not necessarily a spot in the top eight, is his primary objective heading into Friday night's crucial NRL clash at Toyota Park.
With both sides locked on 22 competition points, the match will have a huge bearing on the top eight, with the loser a possibility of dropping to tenth by the end of the weekend's matches.
But with four losses from their last four starts, Raper says the Sharks desperately need a win to build up some confidence before they can mount one last push for the finals.
Raper is hoping a return to Toyota Park will provide a lift for his side, with the Sharks to play four of their final six games on home turf.
© 2006 AAP
With both sides locked on 22 competition points, the match will have a huge bearing on the top eight, with the loser a possibility of dropping to tenth by the end of the weekend's matches.
But with four losses from their last four starts, Raper says the Sharks desperately need a win to build up some confidence before they can mount one last push for the finals.
Raper is hoping a return to Toyota Park will provide a lift for his side, with the Sharks to play four of their final six games on home turf.
© 2006 AAP