McHunt
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The weekend wasn't all bad news. Tom Dearden put in a Man of the Match performance in his return to the ISC playing alongside NRL stablemates Corey Oates, Corey Paix, Albert Kelly, Kobe Hetherington and Isiah Tass, as well as a cameo from returning old boy Karmichael Hunt. But the double try scoring exile Dearden isn't taking his position for granted:
I’ve got a lot to work on in my game. When you come back to a team like this, they’re very competitive. When I’m in the Souths Logan jersey, I’m a Magpie.”
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Karmichael Hunt likes what he sees in the junior playmaker:
“He’s a class act. He cares about his footy and he understands what he needs to work on and what he needs to get better at. What we saw tonight was a class above and he steered the team around. He got a couple of tries to top it off and he would have impressed quite a few people.”
Still holding the baton
Hunt himself looked at ease in his return to rugby league after 12 years in the wilderness, setting up a try for Oates and barking orders from centre. He's circumspect about his declaring he's ready for the NRL, but would love the opportunity to once again run out in Broncos colours:
“This is a good step in the right direction. I’m always keen to play at the top level. All I can worry about is playing good football and helping the players around me get better. If I don’t get back to playing in the NRL, then at least I get to play alongside the likes of Tommy Dearden, Cory Paix and Corey Oates. I’d love to help these guys get back into first grade.”
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