What's on your NRL club Christmas list ahead of the 2018 season

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What's on your NRL club Christmas list ahead of the 2018 season:

Brisbane: Finally put another trophy in the cabinet with the club not earning a win on Grand Final day since 2006.

Canberra: For their players to stand up and deliver. One of the favourites at the start of the 2017 failed to fire a shot all season.

Canturburry: The return of Kieran Foran at his best, to help guide the dogs of war back into finals contention.

Cronulla: New recruit Matt Moylan gets along with the coach.

Titans: The club finally gets taken over and out of nrl control.

Manly: a 5/8 who won't bust the budget.

Storm: Croft to arrive in a big way, Will he be Cronk 2.0?

Knights: Anything but another wooden spoon. With the recruitments made by the club, some fans may even dream of a finals appearance.

Cowboys: A season that sees their superstars injury free.

Eels: The return of semi to help guide the club to the semi's.

Panthers: Maloney to do what he does best and deliver his new club a Premiership.

Souths: A injury free GI and some super glue for the Burgess boys.

Dragons: To still be leading the ladder when September roles around, not May.

Roosters: The new recruits to deliver their best, delivering a Premiership in the first weekend of October.

Warriors: to make the 8, a lot of careers could be on the line if they fail...

Tigers: For the new players to gel and buy into what the coach is selling.

What do you think of the list? What would you have added?

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