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    Belief from Warriors coach Andrew Webster that his side can move forward without co-captain Mitch Barnett following a knee injury

    Belief from Warriors coach Andrew Webster that his side can move forward without co-captain Mitch Barnett following a knee injury


    The front-rower left the field in the first half of their NRL win over the Rabbitohs in Sydney and was seen with crutches post-game.

    Webster is backing the depth in his squad to fill the void.



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