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There was a point earlier this NRL season where Jack Wighton felt things were falling apart.Handling errors, poor decisions, missed tackles.It wasnt for a lack of trying; the Canberra fullback was simply trying too hard.Not to impress coach Ricky Stuart, Australian or State of Origin selectors; he just didnt want to let down his teammates.Thats when the pressure comes, he told AAP ahead of Saturdays grand final qualifier against Melbourne.I know I can play football - Ive been doing it for a few years now.I was doing all the hard work, I was just overplaying my hand. Thats why things were falling apart a bit.I was thinking when was it going to change?Wighton had a night to forget back in May, when his no-look pass 15m out from his own line in extra time handed St George Illawarra a 16-12 golden point victory.Former NSW halfback Brett Kimmorley suggested at the time that moment could be the making of the 23-year-old.And he might not have been far off.I was getting too caught up in what was going wrong instead of appreciating that I was actually out there, Wighton said.Once I realised that, my perspective on the whole game just changed.The Indigenous All Star put his transformation down to two things: Raiders assistant coach Mick Crawley and The Resilience Project - an NRL-funded program to help players deal with mental health.Wighton said Crawley had been unreal in helping him stress less.He explains football like no other that Ive had.He had a lot of faith in me too, more than anyone I dare say so, and also gives me confidence.The Resilience workshop, founded and run by Hugh van Cuylenburg, also touched a lot of bases with Wighton, both personally and professionally.Its just about enjoying now and being appreciative of the opportunity not many people have, he said.I think that was massive for me.Ive got a beautiful girlfriend and a pretty little daughter, and theyve been helping a lot with my footy this year. 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Poole PiratesFounded:1948 Stadium: Wimborne Road (299.1m)Race Night: WednesdayFive Year Record: 2011:1st (Champions)2012:1st 2013: 4th (Champions)2014: 1st (Champions)2015: 1st (Champions)Colours: Blue and WhiteTeam Manager: Neil MiddleditchCaptain: Davey WattHans Andersen - Returns to the Pirates after seven years away from Wimborne Road and was the first name signed up for 2016. A wealth of experience at the top level. A quick gater and consistent points scorer.Kyle Newman - Arguably the top reserve in the league now that Garrity has made the step up. Should have really made the step up this year too and will score a hat full at reserve. Rides for Plymouth Devils in the Premier League.Adam Ellis - Has made the switch from Lakeside to join the champions. A highly rated youngster who will form part of a fearsome duo at reserve, riding with the champions will only aid his development.Krzyzstof Buczkowski - Controversial winter signing comes in as a second string signing. Will be one of the top riders at that level, has World Cup experience, a shrewd signing.Brady Kurtz - Australian youngster makes his Elite League bow with the Pirates. Impressed with Somerset Rebels and tipped for the top by many, an exciting talent.Davey Watt - A Pirates legeend who has won numerous titles with the Dorset club.dddddddddddd. A calm head in the pits and a solid performer who knows British racing inside out. Chris Holder will be a big hitter for the Pirates Chris Holder - A former world champion, needless to say the Australian oozes class. Another Poole stalwart and legend. Had a difficult year in 2015 with the sad career ending injury to close friend Darcy Ward but still managed to finish in the top eight of the Grand Prix and contributed to the Pirates title win.Key Man: Hans Andersen Hans Andersen moves back to Poole having ridden for Coventry in 2015 If the Dane can find his top form back at Poole, the loss of Maciej Janowski wont be felt as badly for the Pirates. 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