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‘Now we seem to be the villains’: How PNG Chiefs are building a squad that is the envy of other NRL clubs

The Guardian Sport· Sep 16, 2026 · 12:32 PM · 111 views

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The PNG Chiefs are making waves in the NRL by signing star players like Brian To'o and Joey Manu, transforming from underdogs to the league's villains. With a focus on building a competitive roster and ensuring affordability for local fans, they aim to prove their commercial viability before their first game. Full story and more reels: https://newsreel.video #news #NRL #PNGChiefs #sports #breaking

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‘Now we seem to be the villains’: How PNG Chiefs are building a squad that is the envy of other NRL clubs

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