James Roberts remains under an injury cloud heading into South Sydney's preliminary final against Canberra Friday night after Rabbitohs training, according to Fox Sports.

The Tuesday morning session at Redfern saw concerns raised when the 26-year-old trained away from the main group, apparently still not fully cleared to rejoin regular match practice as he nurses a thumb injury from last weekend's semi final win over Manly.

Several positional changes were observed in the simulation while Roberts conducted his session on the outside, notably including skipper Sam Burgess moving into the middle from the right flank.

Reports still indicate, however, that the 2018 NSW Origin player, nicknamed 'The Jet', is still every chance to reclaim his starting place come Friday night's encounter with the Raiders at GIO Stadium.

Talented young lock Cameron Murray also stayed clear of the main contact group at the morning session and remained with Roberts in a rehab pairing as he works his way back from a shoulder injury, with the duo getting through running drills as Wayne Bennett prepares to make his calls Tuesday evening.

18 COMMENTS

  1. Interesting that it is true. Inglis and Roberts have openly admited their pitfall of alcohol, while Cody Walker is a dirty angry player.

    Sometimes the truth hurts. But at least in Inglis and Roberts case by admitting their addiction they are able to continuously fight to win against their personal demons.

    In Walkers case he has not been to anger management as such, simply because he is still in denial.

  2. DonWesty not really. You did it previously under several different aliases which led to barring from here.
    Thought you might have learnt by now.
    Obviously a little rattled with Souths getting under your skin still in the mix.
    Gets worse in a few days.
    Wink Wink

  3. DonWesty your comment on Cody Walker requiring anger management I presume is based on your professional qualifications in this area.
    Great, we have a psychiatrist amongst us.
    Shame your analytical capabilities doesn’t extend to good NRL tipping.

  4. It is based on observing his on field behavior which is appalling. Continuously screaming, pushing and abusing opposition players on field and on National television for all to see. Common sense is required by you however that is something that you lack TWITONE, being a one eyed Souths fanatic.