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Dwyer says Rhinos only have themselves to blame
Leeds Rhinos hooker Brad Dwyer says that he and his team mates will not be looking for excuses after a crushing 31-8 home defeat to Hull FC and instead will be focused on turning things around ahead of next week's trip to Salford. The hooker played nearly 60 minutes despite a cut to his head that required stitches post match but admitted the manner of the defeat was the most painful part of the night.
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