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Talakai happy to stay in pack to help depleted Sharks

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Siosifa Talakai says he would be open to a full-time return to Cronulla's forwards. The 26-year-old started in the second row for the first time in two years against Canberra. The Sharks will get suspended second-rower Briton Nikora back after next week's bye. But there are potential headaches for coach Craig Fitzgibbon ahead of round six.

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The West Australian

Talakai happy to stay in pack to help depleted Sharks

Cronulla centre Siosifa Talakai is happy to remain in the Sharks' pack long term if asked, after getting his love playing second row back against Canberra.

1 month ago

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PerthNow

Talakai happy to stay in pack to help depleted Sharks

Cronulla centre Siosifa Talakai is happy to remain in the Sharks' pack long term if asked, after getting his love playing second row back against Canberra.

1 month ago·Perth, Australia

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