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Cronulla are hoping it will be a case of third time lucky against Canterbury Bankstown after successive late-game defeats to the Roosters and Knights.
The Sharks coughed up the lead in those matches with eight and three minutes left, respectively, and have tumbled out of the top eight as a result.
The clash with Canterbury presents the Sharks with a great opportunity to change their season s narrative and news that play-maker Shaun Johnson could be making his return adds to the positive vibes.
The Bulldogs have finally got their attack working after going scoreless in three consecutive matches but back-to-back three-try efforts haven t been enough to compensate for a leaky defence.
Dylan Edwards (hand) and
Api Koroisau (wrist) will return against the Knights but the pair won t be risked if they aren t ready.
Edwards slotting in at fullback would solve a headache for Cleary, who could then move
Stephen Crichton back to the centres to replace
Paul Momirovski after he was suspended by the judiciary on Tuesday night.
Titans winger
Phil Sami (concussion) has been named on an extended bench to face the Rabbitohs and is a chance of playing.
Former Storm star
Will Chambers has been brought straight onto Cronulla s extended bench for the clash with the Bulldogs but the veteran outside back could have a run for feeder team Newtown to improve his match fitness.
Mid-season bargain: Who should gamble on Segeyaro? James Segeyaro is in the final days of a 20-month NRL suspension for an accidental doping violation. Picture: Sam Ruttyn
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Subscriber only The former Cowboys, Panthers, Sharks and Broncos hooker says the NRL s new rules - aimed at promoting attacking footy - are tailor-made for his explosive style. The 30-year-old is in the final days of a 20-month suspension imposed by the NRL anti-doping tribunal that ruled that he had unintentionally consumed Ligandrol, a banned substance under the World Anti-Doping Authority (WADA) code. Under the terms of his ban, Segeyaro will be permitted to commence full-time training with an NRL club on May 2, in four weeks time, ahead of being allowed to return to the field and reignite his career on June 2.
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