The tackle that may have saved Canterbury’s season; Ciraldo blasts ‘outside noise’
Canterbury rookie Jack Underhill made a crucial tackle that helped the team secure a much-needed victory against the Melbourne Storm. Coach Cameron Ciraldo addressed the challenges of managing external pressures and rumors affecting the players. The win ended a five-match losing streak and revitalized the team's hopes for the finals.
- ▪Jack Underhill's tackle prevented the Storm from scoring and potentially sealing the game.
- ▪Canterbury's victory was essential to maintain their chances of making the finals.
- ▪Coach Cameron Ciraldo highlighted the impact of outside noise on the team's performance.
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