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Reddy'sfirst Title Defender Socceroo Stalwart AUSTRALIA’S SPORTING MAGAZINE ORIGIN 2018 yd rdner BLUE BELIEVER reddy’sFirst N BRAD FITTLER GUIDE NSW TO VICTORY? Title Defender RICHMOND’S ALEX RANCE BACK FOR MORE Socceroo Stalwart THE INDISPENSABLE TRENT SAINSBURY + #318 JUNE 2018 • NZ $10.99 $9.99 2018 06 WORLD CUP WALL CHART 9 771037 164003 ,I I T Since 1904, Canterbury has earned a reputation for developing kit that thrives in extremes. Initially called upon to create the uniform for the Australian and New Zealand ar y in 1, Canterbury went on to provide tough and comfortable playing gear for the All Blacks for 75 years. Canterbury’s sporting apparel continues its uncompromising tradition, developed from the insights of rigorous on-field testing. It’s hard wearing, beautifully made and fit for purpose. And it seems the Canterbury brand is a secret weapon for State of Origin winners. In the last 21 State of Origin series’, the team to lift the shield was wearing Canterbury 20 times! 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