North Queensland gives Newcastle reality check with 32-20 triumph

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The Knights record just their second loss of the NRL season, as the Cowboys prove too much of a handful with a convincing win in Townsville.

Newcastle has received a reality check following its solid start to the NRL season via a 32-20 defeat to North Queensland in Townsville.Cowboys star Jason Taumalolo posted a staggering 264 run metres for the matchA day after coach Adam O'Brien warned his team were not doing as well as they thought, the Knights looked lethargic and confused against a rampaging Cowboys outfit devoid of some big stars.

And despite three tries in 16 minutes to begin the second half and a late four-pointer to Gehamat Shibasaki, the Knights could not recover from their horror start. The Knights' pack were punished through the middle as the Cowboys erupted with energy unmatched by the visitors.

 

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Fabulous news!!!! Go the Mighty Cowboys !!!!! Great win against all the odds!!!!! Beware the Cowboys with their backs to the wall!!!! Give the Knights a taste of Tuimololo!!!!!!

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