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NRL.com.au spoke to former Newcastle star Cameron Smith yesterday.
"It's still not over the line," Smith said after a training session. "It's just a big week of finals. I can't believe it hasn't come down to this because we have to get through every game as a club and I'm sure the crowd will support us even more when they come to a game."
As the finals campaign has progressed, Smith has said it has become clear the Knights can't afford to lose on Saturday, even if it means falling short against the Cowboys.
"It's been frustrating," Smith said of the three games against Roosters, Panthers and Sharks, which have 우리카지노been decided by less than the seven points required in round seven to get out of the top eight.
"It's frustrating. All the pressure is on us. If we win each game it's all over."
There was plenty of evidence last year of how the Knights may struggle to contain Wests Tigers and the Storm as they did last year.
The Cowboys' victory in Round 9 against Gold Coast in Perth saw them go seven games without winning at home, but the Roosters were never seriously challenged at Tullamarine.
Meanwhile, the Blues showed a sparkapronx a바카라t half-back to beat the Gold Coast in last year's finals in Townsville.
