The big winners and losers in 2022 NRL draw
One club’s draw for next season stands head and shoulders above the rest, while the defending premiers have been handed a tough task in their bid for back-to-back titles.
One club’s draw for next season stands head and shoulders above the rest, while the defending premiers have been handed a tough task in their bid for back-to-back titles.
An opening round triple-header in Newcastle will herald the return of a revamped NRLW next season — and for Eels coach Dean Widders, the kick-off can’t come quick enough.
It isn’t all doom and gloom at St George Illawarra, with two of their brightest young stars committing to emulate club greats in a huge signing coup.
Wests Tigers have big issues, but bookmakers have installed St George Illawarra at record-breaking odds to win the 2022 premiership. Are they the worst team in the NRL?
Former Queensland Origin player Billy Moore said he had reacted with “anger despair and embarrassment’’ to the code’s latest instance of alleged domestic violence.
A Super Bowl party with Wade Graham and Tyson Frizell, Joey Johns health scare and referee Matt Cecchin needs help for his Super League switch. It’s all in WHAT’S THE BUZZ.
Many of the game’s best judges, including Mal Meninga, are of the opinion that Ben Hunt is at his best playing dummy half — but there’s a good reason he won’t be playing there for the Dragons.
The Dragons were the dominant side for more than half of last year and therefore feature plenty of SuperCoach stars.
The 2019 NRL season is fast approaching and a host of stars are racing the clock for Round 1. NRL Physio analyses the most pressing injuries.
Paul McGregor is yet to decide if Corey Norman or Gareth Widdop will partner Ben Hunt in the halves but the Dragons coach doesn’t view the choice as a burden.
The NRL is visiting all 16 clubs to unveil a new refereeing policy, aimed at rewarding attacking footy and minimising stoppages — but it already has raised eyebrows in rugby league land.
Last year we saw the emergence of Rhyse Martin and Jamayne Isaako with the boot, and 2019 could be set to produce a new crop of sharpshooters in the NRL.
The NRL never stops, even in the off-season, but with just 47 days to go until the first game of 2019 begins, Michael Carayannis looks ahead to the burning on-field issue which will dictate your club’s fortunes.
Dragons coach Paul McGregor was after an outside back. Luckily, new signing Korbin Sims had one sitting on his coach in former Bronco Lachlan Maranta.
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