In the Toyota Cup match, the South Sydney Rabbitohs exacted revenge on the Newcastle Knights running out comfortable 34 points to 16 victors at EnergyAustralia Stadium in Newcastle.

Nathan Peats and Malcolm Webster both scored doubles to help the Rabbitohs erase the memories of their round three loss to the Knights which saw the Novocastrians mount a stunning second half comeback in Gosford.

Malcolm Webster weaved his magic on a number of occasions, with the Rabbitohs forwards making good metres all night, led by captain Jason Clark. The Rabbitohs’ forwards set the platform for the backs, with Webster, Adam Reynolds, Junior Vaivai and Kane Morgan looking particularly dangerous with the ball in hand.

South Sydney Rabbitohs 36 (Nathan Peats 2, Malcolm Webster 2, Cameron Pitman, Kane Morgan, Junior Vaivai tries; Junior Vaivai 3, Adam Reynolds goals)

defeated

Newcastle Knights 16 (Aaron Fairweather, Byron Fruean, Zane Tetevano tries; Peter Mata’utia 2 goals

 

Malcolm Webster

Nickname:

Mal

Position:

Fullback/Halfback

Height:

166cm

Weight:

65kg

Date Of Birth:

05 Apr 1990

Place Of Birth:

Kempsey, NSW

Years Present:

2008, 2009

Webster joined the Rabbitohs in 2008 after moving to Sydney from NSW country. Very skilful and an elusive runner of the ball, he scored ten tries in 16 appearances in the Rabbitohs Toyota Cup team last season.

Junior club:

Dunghutti Broncos

Representative honours:

NSW Country under 16s, 18s; Australian Indigenous under 18s

Personal passions:

Fishing, Footy, Camping

Education:

Year 11

What are your goals in football:

To make first grade and make a career out of it

What is the best advice anyone ever gave you:

Go hard or go home

What was your first job:

Construction carpenter

Favourite book:

Don't really read

Favourite CD:

RnB or Hip Hop

Favourite food:

Spaghetti Bolognese

Who is the most famous person you have ever met:

50 Cent

What is your favourite place to go on holiday:

Don’t have one

If you were not a footballer what would you be doing:

Working in construction in Kempsey

What makes you happy:

Being with my family and friends

Earliest football memory:

Playing under 8s back in Kempsey with no shoes or boots

Favourite football moment:

Playing under 18s with Gimbisi Valley Warriors and winning the Grand Final

Most embarrassing football moment :

Probably when I missed a field goal in front of the goalposts