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South Sydney half and centre cleared to play in preliminary final against Canberra

South Sydney half Cody Walker and centre Dane Gagai are free to play in next weekend's preliminary final against Canberra, despite both being charged by the NRL Match Review Committee over incidents in the win over Manly

21 September 2019 - article from www.rugbyleague.co.nz

The pair were charged with grade one contrary conduct on Manly backrower Jack Gosiewski .

They have each been hit with a fine of $1,150 for an early guilty plea, while a $1,500 fine applies for an unsuccessful challenge at the judiciary.

Manly centre Brad Parker has also been slapped with a fine for a grade one tripping charge on Rabbitohs opposite James Roberts.

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