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2004 South Sydney Rabbitohs season

2004 South Sydney Rabbitohs season
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The 2004 South Sydney Rabbitohs season was the 95th in the club's history. Coached by Arthur Kitinas and Paul Langmack and captained by Bryan Fletcher and Ashley Harrison, they competed in the National Rugby League's 2004 Telstra Premiership, finishing the regular season 15th out of 15 teams, failing to reach the finals.

Dean Byrne from St George Illawarra Dragons
Glenn Hall from Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs
Scott Logan from Hull F.C.
Adam MacDougall from Newcastle Knights
Willie Manu from Wests Tigers
Shane Marteene from Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs
Todd Polglase from Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs
Steve Skinnon from Sydney Roosters
David Thompson from North Queensland Cowboys

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Jamie Fitzgerald to Newcastle Knights
Andrew Hart to London Broncos
Wise Kativerata to Parramatta Eels
Wade McKinnon to Parramatta Eels
Duncan MacGillivray to Wakefield Trinity
Nathan Merritt to Cronulla Sutherland Sharks
Willie Peters to Widnes Vikings
Frank Puletua to Penrith Panthers
Russell Richardson to Newcastle Knights
Chris Walker to Sydney Roosters

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Round	Opponent	Result	Score	Date	Venue	Crowd
1	Sydney Roosters	Loss	16 – 26	Sunday 14 March	Sydney Football Stadium	15,516
2	Wests Tigers	Win	17 – 16	Sunday 21 March	Sydney Football Stadium	11,293
3	BYE
4	Cronulla Sutherland Sharks	Win	36 – 12	Saturday 3 April	Sydney Football Stadium	11,017
5	Parramatta Eels	Loss	20 – 41	Monday 12 April	Parramatta Stadium	18,128
6	Melbourne Storm	Loss	4 – 50	Saturday 17 April	Olympic Park	8,553
7	Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs	Loss	8 – 34	Monday 26 April	Sydney Football Stadium	12,276
8	Newcastle Knights	Loss	8 – 24	Saturday 1 May	Newcastle International Sports Centre	15,571
9	Penrith Panthers	Loss	4 – 38	Sunday 9 May	Penrith Park	11,618
10	North Queensland Cowboys	Draw	20 – 20	Saturday 15 May	Grahame Park	10,138
11	New Zealand Warriors	Loss	12 – 26	Sunday 23 May	Sydney Football Stadium	8,032
12	Cronulla Sutherland Sharks	Loss	38 – 18	Saturday 29 May	Endeavour Field	13,721
13	BYE
14	Melbourne Storm	Win	28 – 26	Saturday 12 June	Sydney Football Stadium	6,855
15	Manly-Warringah Sea Eagles	Win	34 – 30	Saturday 19 June	Brookvale Oval	9,864
16	St George Illawarra Dragons	Loss	12 – 52	Sunday 27 June	Sydney Cricket Ground	23,741
17	Brisbane Broncos	Loss	28 – 48	Sunday 4 July	Lang Park	19,942
18	Penrith Panthers	Win	30 – 6	Sunday 11 July	Sydney Football Stadium	6,774
19	New Zealand Warriors	Loss	20 – 34	Sunday 18 July	Mt Smart	7,894
20	Sydney Roosters	Loss	12 – 22	Saturday 24 July	Sydney Football Stadium	13,564
21	Newcastle Knights	Loss	22 – 31	Sunday 1 August	Sydney Football Stadium	10,972
22	Wests Tigers	Loss	6 – 56	Sunday 8 August	Leichhardt Oval	19,402
23	North Queensland Cowboys	Loss	22 – 36	Saturday 14 August	Willows Sports Complex	16,007
24	Manly-Warringah Sea Eagles	Loss	22 – 50	Sunday 22 August	North Sydney Oval	14,855
25	Brisbane Broncos	Draw	34 – 34	Saturday 28 August	Sydney Football Stadium	7,049
26	Canberra Raiders	Loss	22 – 62	Saturday 4 September	Bruce Stadium	10,839

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