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Lone Scout's NRL Fantasy Q&A: Round 11 Author Timestamp Share on social media A lot of NRL Fantasy teams will be battling to get a full 17 on the field this week as injuries and suspensions continue to hit hard, so which trades are worth making and which injured guns should you hold on to? This week's big questions Is Papenhuyzen a trade for those who held him? Or just wait it out until after Origin period? From Jarrod John Harry While in hindsight it would've been helpful to trade him after round 6, if you've still got him now he's a hold. Ryan Papenhuyzen is likely to return for the Storm n...

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NRL star Dylan Walker has been spared a conviction after pleading guilty to assaulting a pizza shop worker last year. The Manly player, 26, was today handed an 18-month conditional release order after admitting to one count of common assault over the incident on Sydney's Northern Beaches last year. LIVE UPDATES: Dylan Walker has pleaded guilty to one count of common assault over an incident at a pizza shop.(Nick Moir/Sydney Morning Herald) Police alleged Walker became aggressive after leaving the Little Italy restaurant on May Road in Narraweena on November 1 last year. Walker had attempt...

READ MORE: Police in a statement said the arrests follow an alleged armed robbery at the Cathedral Range State Park in Taggerty, the state's north-east, last Saturday. Investigators allege a group of men smashed a car window and threatened the passengers inside with a knife, before making off with their mobile phones. No charges have been laid and the investigation remains ongoing, police said. Mr Sewell had been on bail after being charged over a separate alleged violent attack on a security guard at Channel 9's Melbourne headquarters in March. The man allegedly punched the security guard mu...

Manly centre Dylan Walker has pleaded guilty to one charge of common assault in relation to an incident at a restaurant in Narraweena last November. An additional count of common assault was withdrawn by NSW Police and no conviction was recorded against Walker, who confronted a pizza shop worker and their sister in the incident.  He was placed on an 18-month good behaviour bond and will be required to undergo drug and alcohol counselling. In a statement issued by the Sea Eagles, he said: “I am very remorseful about what happened and glad to now be able to put this matter behind me.