Jai Arrow's one-second farewell caps emotional Rabbitohs sendoff

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Jai Arrow's final NRL match for South Sydney lasted just one second, a brief appearance that became an emotionally significant farewell following his motor neurone disease diagnosis. The one-second cameo included a wave to his family, embraces with teammates and coach Wayne Bennett, and a tunnel lined with former Rabbitohs, before he watched the 50-20 win from the bench. Arrow, who played his 100th game for the club after being diagnosed in May, was honored as player of the year despite a difficult season marked by injuries and the progressive illness.


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