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The document is a registration form for the 2010 NRL Grand Final, collecting personal details, passport information, accommodation preferences, flight information, optional merchandise orders, travel insurance arrangements, and payment details. It also includes contact information for Williment Sports Travel offices.

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Who played NRL grand final 2012?

2012 NRL Grand Final Canterbury-Bankstown BulldogsMelbourne Storm 4 14

How many people play rugby league in Australia today?

Rugby league in Australia Registered players 174,343 (adult) 93,287 (child) Clubs 17 Elite 32 Professional 1077 Amateur National competitions NRL Telstra Premiership State of Origin11 more rows

Who did Penrith lose to in the Grand Final?

Nathan Cleary was distraught. Dylan Edwards was shellshocked. Moses Leota was in tears. The Panthers were strewn over the Accor Stadium turf after suffering a 26-20 loss to the Melbourne Storm in the 2020 grand final.

How many NRL teams are there in Australia?

The National Rugby League runs the worlds premier mens Rugby League competition comprising of 17 teams (16 from Australia and one from New Zealand), as well as the premier womens Rugby League competition comprising of 10 teams, which will expand to 12 teams (including one from New Zealand) in 2025.

How old is the rugby league in Australia?

The first full season of rugby league in Australia was played in 1908. The first clubs to take the field were: Glebe. Newtown.

What NRL team won 2010?

2010s NRL premiership was won by the seasons minor premiers the St. George Illawarra Dragons, the first title for the joint venture club.

Who did Dragons beat in the 2010 Grand Final?

The Dragons then faced the Sydney Roosters in the NRL Telstra Premiership Grand Final and despite trailing 68 at halftime they scored 26 unanswered points in a wet second half to win 32-8 and secure the first NRL Premiership for the joint venture.

Who played the NRL grand final in 2010?

Dragons v Roosters - Grand Final, 2010 - Match Centre | NRL.com.

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