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Munster, which was limited to 17 games last season due to a groin injury, lost six pounds over the summer, and its new physical was fully displayed in Seasonal opening, while breaking parramatta at shreds on Sunday.

The 30 -year -old had a surgery on the hip outside the season, but was at his maximum devastating against the angles, set three attempts and had a hand in three others.

Now, Bellamy has revealed that he was Munster’s wife, Bianca, whose sled could have been growing for their first premiere in five years.

“I had a little discussion about a few things, but I certainly didn’t say” you have to lose weight. ” His partner Bianca could have thrown something (her way) there, “said Bellamy.

“I’m not sure if this is right, but I think Bianca could have said … as she said her plan was to lose weight and Bianca said” you will never do this “, so she took her back and did it.

“I think he really helped him. It is much more suitable and able to get involved and the more involved, the better we will be.

“I thought he was one of our best players today. It was full invested in the pre-season, it is only a little easier. I do not think he has lost any strength and certainly there is no speed, he does not have many things to lose anyway.

“He only took the game on a whole pile today and I think it is when he plays the best leg and lost a kilogram couple -he really helped him to do that.”

Munster told Channel 9 after the match that he feels most suitable in the years.

“It helps you when you lose six pounds … it was fine, I had a very good pre-season and I am very happy that we will win this evening,” Munster said.

“I had a few great touches, but I would have liked to have frozen a few moments.”

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Meanwhile, it was Ryan Papenhuyzen in Old was in the show in the 56-18 record over the angles.

Papenhuyzen found his legs with 20 games last season, after a series of disagreements of injury and was a solid taxpayer to a part that reached the final.

But the 26 -year -old performance against Parramatta has been as good as it has produced for some time, while Storm won 23 direct wins in the round games.

Papenhuyzen was particularly devastating in the 40 minutes of opening, with two attempts, while the club recorded the record from the first half points by 46, ecliprating the 40 they marked in the first half of the Great Final Revantment against Dragons at MCG in 2000.

“In the first half, this is probably the fastest and smallest that it has been looking for since it came back,” Belamy said.

“He had a terrible action of wounds, they were not the same as two or three weeks, it was three or four months.

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“To return how it went only to show the amount of work that it is willing to put and involve its patience.

“The first half of him there this after -being was remarkable.

“I’m sure it will be a little better here and hope the fingers will cross that it will have a good run.”

The young Jack Howarth center looks prepared for a massive season after a 242 -meter game, including seven breaks.

“He has always been a very talented, big, powerful and fast athlete,” Bellamy said.

“No doubt, he was his best pre-season.

“He came ready at first to put on hard work.

“I think he had more meters than anyone else in our team and had 17 running, so it’s a big amount for a center.

“It was very difficult to handle it today.”

– With Lance Jenkinson