Raiders go down to the Cowboys – 16-8

johnboy 13 June 2010 15 June 2010 2

Foxsports have the tale of the Raiders going down to the Cowboys up in Townsville.

Skipper Terry Campese seems to have had a bit of a shocker.

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2 Responses to Raiders go down to the Cowboys – 16-8

georgesgenitals 9:13 pm 14 Jun 10

Last time I tip these stupid idiots in the work competition.

2604 10:34 pm 13 Jun 10

Yeah, not our best game.

Good metres from our forwards and Dave Milne were cancelled out by poor last-tackle options taken by Campo and McCrone in the halves. We also need to get a short-kicking game from somewhere.

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