Saint, Sinner, Shoosh: Rabbitohs flyer swamped with rival offers
Check out all the latest NRL chatter — including the club in the box seat to snag a Bunnies flyer, and which big name Bronco is set to follow David Fifita out the door?
Check out all the latest NRL chatter — including the club in the box seat to snag a Bunnies flyer, and which big name Bronco is set to follow David Fifita out the door?
Wayne Bennett was once the coach other NRL coaches looked towards. But this week Bennett was exposed as an old man who sees the world in old ways writes Paul Kent.
If it wasn’t bad enough two years ago when Ivan Cleary, Michael Maguire, Wayne Bennett, Anthony Seibold, John Morris and Des Hasler were on the move. Now the coaching carousel is cranking up again.
After an astonishing increase of the dangerous ‘crusher tackle’ in 2020, NRL head of football Graham Annesley has revealed he will push for a crackdown before catastrophic injury strikes.
MONDAY BUZZ: WAYNE Bennett’s decision backfires for the Broncos, plus all the talking points from another memorable weekend in sport.
HE is Brisbane’s 18th man. A mischievous old halfback who spends more time on the field, runs more metres and directs more play than most players.
YOU can never account for losing your best player — but it was Brisbane’s tactics that hurt them against the Roosters, writes GORDEN TALLIS.
DARREN LOCKYER: There is always debate about who is the NRL’s greatest — Johnathan Thurston or Cam Smith. There is one precise way to settle it.
NOBODY does it better than Storm skipper Cameron Smith, writes PAUL KENT. These are the winning blend of qualities that make up a champion.
MATTHEW Johns runs his eye over the NRL finals combatants, revealing the toughest game, biggest hurdles and whether the Storm can be beaten.
PAUL CRAWLEY: My two standout league teams before now were Canberra in 1994 and Brisbane in 1998 but this Melbourne side of 2017 is the best I’ve seen.
FINALS matches are won and lost on the back of a club’s star players — and that is why I worry about the chances of the Broncos and Cowboys, writes MAL MENINGA.
THE Titans need to make a bold move in replacing Neil Henry and appoint the Walker brothers as co-coaches.
MATT Moylan’s unhappiness is a problem Penrith is desperately trying to keep private. And it’s not personal — it’s football. Live blog with PAUL KENT from 1pm.
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