Injured Broncos star on Bulldogs’ radar
Having already signed Nick Cotric, the Bulldogs are now considering an approach to an injury-prone Broncos star to switch to Belmore next year. PLUS: why South Sydney featured as a highlight despite defeat.
Having already signed Nick Cotric, the Bulldogs are now considering an approach to an injury-prone Broncos star to switch to Belmore next year. PLUS: why South Sydney featured as a highlight despite defeat.
The Broncos have set a pass mark of five wins from 10 matches for Anthony Seibold to keep his job, but what happens if it gets tight? Robert Craddock investigates.
Moments away from being named Canterbury’s next head coach, Trent Barrett’s elevation into the box seat for the role has been met with confusion and uncertainty from fans and commentators.
Trading in a spot at a successful club for a megabucks shift to a struggling team may not always be the right move for a player’s career, writes PAUL CRAWLEY.
GORDEN TALLIS: I have always had an issue with Adam Blair hitting people late. Now it has come back to bite him … and the Broncos.
THE Cowboys have done a wonderful job to stay in touch with the top four but they are about to discover how tough life without Johnathan Thurston.
DOES the NRL need to change its approach to junior development following further revelations of the damages of concussion?
CRAWLEY FILES: I want to open the floor to fans with an online poll — Are you happy with the job referees’ boss Tony Archer is doing? Vote here!
COLMAN’S CALL: There has been plenty of talk over the past few days about the late, high hit on Billy Slater, but the final chapter might not be written for years.
THE battered trust between the ARL Commission and at least some of its 16 clubs took fresh new dings on Tuesday with battlelines drawn along state lines again.
THE failure to send Sia Soliola from the field encapsulates one of the NRL’s great struggles writes PAUL KENT — they’re trying to be all things to all people.
BLOG WITH BUZZ: It was a sickening late tackle on Billy Slater which made NRL fans everywhere flinch. Now, Sia Soliola has been referred straight to the judiciary but how long should he banned?
PHIL ROTHFIELD: Even in the wild old days, Sia Soliola’s hit on Billy Slater was an immediate send-off. No bunker. No argument. No doubt. Just straight off. VOTE IN OUR POLL
MONDAY BUZZ: The highlights, lowlights and talking points from another memorable weekend in sport.
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