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.
OVER the past few weeks, Penrith have become Nathan Cleary’s team and the inconsistent Panthers have finally found some composure and tempo, writes Matthew Johns.
AS has become the norm in recent times, when a team is not performing well then it must be the coach’s fault, writes MAL MENINGA.
IT’S early, but after his spectacular cameo against the Titans, Ben Hunt is on track for a place in one of league’s exclusive clubs — Wayne Bennett’s Switcheroo Hall of Fame.
PAUL Kent’s column on the NRL Immortals selection process has fans debating who will be the next player to join that exclusive club. Have your say and vote here!
BUZZ: RUGBY league is supposed to be the working-class game but Retro Round showed just how far the game has gone from its roots.
THEY might be heading towards their third wooden spoon in a row but there are reasons to be optimistic in Newcastle writes PAUL KENT.
BLOG WITH BUZZ: Have the Cronulla Sharks hit the wall? Is there campaign for back to back premierships looking almost impossible? Chat with Phil Rothfield live from 1PM:
CRONULLA have lost the commitment they had in last year’s championship season and Phil Rothfield lets them have it in his wrap of the weekend’s sporting action.
WHAT’S THE BUZZ: The NRL hasn’t seen the last of Sonny Bill Williams. His return was discussed when Roosters boss Nick Politis had lunch with SBW’s agent last week.
THIS week’s sinners are free-to-air TV executives and you won’t believe where referees boss Tony Archer was spotted the night Sia Soliola knocked out Billy Slater.
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