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MANLY coach Des Hasler has revealed the Sea Eagles will again turn to technology in a bid to defend their NRL title with the players wearing GPS tracking systems in their World Club Challenge clash with Leeds on Monday morning.Â
We understand the light-weight tracking device (about 100g) could revolutionise the game, particularly television coverage.
Imagine the statistics coming up on the screen for a runaway Brett Stewart to be clocked at 56km/h in a 40m burst being pursued by Billy Slater at 53km/h.
The NRL is investigating whether the device can be used during the upcoming season with a decision expected before the premiership starts in a fortnight.
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We understand the light-weight tracking device (about 100g) could revolutionise the game, particularly television coverage.
Imagine the statistics coming up on the screen for a runaway Brett Stewart to be clocked at 56km/h in a 40m burst being pursued by Billy Slater at 53km/h.
The NRL is investigating whether the device can be used during the upcoming season with a decision expected before the premiership starts in a fortnight.
Eagles hail cabs
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