Victor Radley makes surprise admission on cusp of comeback game

It's taken until the cusp of the finals series, but firebrand Roosters lock Victor Radley has finally conceded he must change the way he plays the game. The colourful character has missed eight games through suspension this season, having served five matches for two high tackles against Brisbane in May and a three-game ban for a charge-down against the Broncos in August. Radley is now set to run out for his return game as the Tricolours face the Titans in Townsville on Saturday. "I just don't want to get suspended. I can't get suspended is actually the answer ... I just can't keep on having another season like this. I've been suspended for eight games this year and it's not good enough. I've got to find a way to not get suspended and I'm going to do that. I know what I've got to not do and that's what I'm going to do."  Radley believes he's settled down since making the worst of his high tackles in the Broncos clash in May, which saw him clobber Tevita Pangai junior. "Post-Pangai I've done well," Radley said. "I've reined in my aggression, I haven't hit anyone high, I've had a couple of hiccups which are just penalties, but other than that I've been sweet. "The charge-down one was obviously unfortunate. "I just need to be a bit smarter."