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Blues teammates have backed Tedesco to be able to easily slot into the backline because of his experience, but feel for Edwards given he was within touching distance of an Origin debut.
Blues teammates have backed Tedesco to be able to easily slot into the backline because of his experience, but feel for Edwards given he was within touching distance of an Origin debut.
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