Which battling radio station is using its own producers to phone in fake open line calls because they have so few listeners? And the Origin commentary to be most biased ever. It’s all in Saint, Sinner, Shoosh.
The Storm could face their most challenging period since the salary cap scandal with a mass exodus from Melbourne as another premiership winning star looks set to follow a host of players out the door.
With NSW clear favourites on the back of successive series wins, Queensland has turned back time, going back to old well-worn methods, writes Paul Kent.
The position vacant sign has gone up at the Maroons, with one former NRL coach a pronounced favourite. Meanwhile, Brisbane’s largest private shareholder is ready to sell his stake in the club. It’s all in SPORT CONFIDENTIAL.
AS soon as the Broncos beat the Bulldogs in controversial circumstances on Thursday night, an interesting statistic emerged on social media.
THE NRL’s best supporter base, most exciting young gun in decades and more — check out the highlights, lowlights and talking points from another memorable weekend in sport.
WHEN I was a kid, the best forward pack always won and they won by running hard and making the metres, not by going straight to the halves. And that should still be the case today, writes GORDEN TALLIS.
JAMES Roberts is becoming the Broncos’ desperately needed matchwinner and his gamebreaking form is reminiscent of a Brisbane Broncos legend, writes Yvonne Sampson.
BULLDOGS coach Dean Pay has inherited a salary cap so bent out of shape it looks like a pretzel, and for the first time following the Broncos clash we saw the frustration boil over, writes Paul Kent.
WITH their key signings coming off the back of a World Cup year, it is no surprise the Sydney Roosters’ attack is struggling to gel. But it’s only a matter of time, writes MATTHEW JOHNS.
A ROUND-BEST performance of six correct picks has propelled Peter Psaltis up the table and within reach of leader Chris Garry. See who all our experts are tipping this week and tell us yours.
THIS time last year, Phil Gould hailed Trent Barrett as the game’s next “supercoach”. Now he is fighting for his future.
QUEENSLAND’S Origin selectors have always shown loyalty to the men that have done the job before. But picking whether Boyd, Holmes or Oates runs on in the left wing is one of Kevin Walters’ biggest challenges in 2018, writes Mal Meninga.
MANLY have decided Jackson Hastings doesn’t fit the their culture — but what sort of culture do the Sea Eagles have if the club captain ignores the coach, asks PAUL KENT.
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