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Thứ Bảy, 7 tháng 11, 2015
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Welcome back, Sam.
ICYMI, Sam Burgess is returning to Australian football! This is wonderful news for a whole bunch of reasons.
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First, Sam is one of the toughest English players in the history of the NRL.
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He was one the hero of the Rabbitohs' 2014 Grand Final win.
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And he did it all with a broken cheekbone.
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They piled in.
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One of them pointed out something we'd never really noticed before.
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“Was that a bit of a surprise?”
Ten-year-old Finn Middleton has a rare form of cancer called metastatic rhabdomyosarcoma that has seen him undergo chemotherapy and lose the use of his right eye.
But Finn's glass is half full.
"It’s my eye that’s broken you see," Finn said on a Just Giving page he set up when he was just 6 years old. "It just closed one day. I wasn’t bothered really; I’ve got two eyes so I just used the other one."
He's been battling for four years, and he's still going strong.
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He's a huge fan of football team Manchester City, so the club invited him to go and watch a match one day and even made him his own shirt.
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It's fair to say that Finn was quite happy about this.
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They also put his name on the big screen, alongside a picture of his hero – Manchester City goalkeeper Joe Hart.
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The English forward has re-signed with South Sydney till “at least 2018.”
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Burgess played 96 games for South Sydney in his previous stint with the club, and won the Clive Churchill medal following the Rabbitoh's grand final win.
"I'm now very lucky to be given the chance to come back to Souths and serve this Club and its Members," said Burgess in a statement on the club's website.
"I look forward to getting stuck into training with all the boys and working hard for the upcoming season."
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