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Queensland forward Josh McGuire is free to play in State of Origin III after accepting the early guilty plea on Monday for his dangerous throw on Melbournes Dale Finucane.The NRL match review committee stung the Brisbane prop with a grade one dangerous throw for his tackle on Finucane in the penultimate minute of the Broncos capitulation to the Storm on Friday night.But he escaped sanction after taking the early plea on Monday, freeing him for the Maroons dead rubber game in Sydney on Wednesday week, and leaving him with 93 carryover points.Earlier on Monday, Raiders prop Luke Bateman faces a week on the sidelines after being charged by the MRC for his crusher tackle on Newcastle forward Daniel Saifiti.Bateman copped a grade one dangerous contact charge, and will have to successfully plead his case at the NRL judiciary if he is to play in the Raiders fixture against North Queensland on Sunday.Canberra teammate Kurt Baptiste (grade one dangerous throw) and Wests Tigers forward Josh Aloai (grade one tripping) can also escape suspensions with guilty pleas.Air Max 270 Herren Günstig Kaufen . Their experience showed Tuesday as the No. 10 Badgers blunted a Saint Louis surge to win 63-57 and advance to face West Virginia in Wednesdays finals of the Cancun Challenge. Air Max Günstig Bestellen .C. -- Glenn Howard needed an extra end to move into the Masters Grand Slam of Curling final. http://www.shopairmaxschweiz.com/air-max-95-fake-kaufen/max-95-herren-billig.html .Y. -- The Buffalo Sabres have placed centre Cody Hodgson on injured reserve and recalled two players from their AHL affiliate in Rochester. Nike Air Max 95 Damen Günstig . Westbrook has missed 27 games since having a procedure on Dec. 27 to deal with swelling in his injured right knee — the third operation on the knee in nine months. Nike Air Max Plus Schweiz . -- If Henry Burris has his way, he will be the starting quarterback to lead the Hamilton Tiger-Cats back to the Grey Cup next year.Discarded North Melbourne forward Drew Petrie is adamant hes got plenty more to give on the AFL stage, saying he hasnt arrived at West Coast to be a reserves player.Petrie played 316 games and booted 428 goals for the Kangaroos before being axed as part of the clubs controversial cull at the end of last season.The Eagles handed the 34-year-old a lifeline via Mondays rookie draft, with Petries arrival bolstering West Coasts ruck stocks while Nic Naitanui recovers from a knee reconstruction.Former Cats ruckman Nathan Vardy was also added to West Coasts list, joining Scott Lycett and Jonathan Giles as ruck options.Petries form dropped off noticeably last season, with the 197cm forward managing just 27 goals in 23 games.It raised concerns about what he can produce at West Coast.But the 2011 All-Australian believes he can regain his best playing a split forward/ruck role.If it was purely just going to be a forward position over here, I doubt I would have come, Petrie said.But the ruck is an element and something that I think will help me become a good player this year.Im a proud person and a competitive person. My aim is to play a lot of senior games here, but Ive got to compete for that spot.Last year I played every game and trained every session, so my body is still very resilient.West Coast produced the shock of thhe trade period when they snared Hawthorn champion Sam Mitchell.ddddddddddddMitchell and Petrie are both 34 years old.But Petrie hopes the AFL landscape is slowly starting to treasure older players again.Certainly five years ago, as soon as you got to 28, you started on one-year contracts, Petrie said.And 30 was a horrible number in football.Ive just turned 34, and still got the fire, the want, the desire, and still believe Ive got the ability to play.Brent Harvey, Nick Dal Santo, and Michael Firrito were other veterans axed by the Kangaroos last season.Petrie said he understood the decision, but expressed surprise that Harvey was part of the cull.He said his own axing affected him deeply in his last two games for the Kangaroos, where he tallied a combined 10 possessions and no goals.West Coast will feel like a home away from home for Petrie given the clubs distinct North Melbourne flavour.Coach Adam Simpson and his assistant Brady Rawlings were champion players at the Kangaroos, while defence coach Daniel Pratt also played for North Melbourne.Petrie said Simpson and Rawlings played crucial roles in convincing him to join West Coast.I know they wouldnt throw me under the bus, he said. ' ' '