NRL teams: Roosters miracle, exiled Panther returns
An exiled Panther will return after eight months on the sidelines, while there’s a miracle brewing in Bondi. All the ins and outs for Round 16!
Dragons
Puzzled Green brushes off Blues’ Walsh sledge
Paul Green has responded to suggestions Reece Walsh could milk penalties on his Origin debut and backed the boom youngster to rise to the occasion.
Star’s brutally honest Origin admission
Game two will be redemption time for a raft of recalled Queenslanders and one of them has praised his club coach for helping to get him back to the big time.
NRL Tackle: The team guilty of stuff-up of the season
While it would’ve made a schoolboy footy coach cringe, you’re entitled to wonder what’s the excuse for something this silly at NRL level. Dislikes and likes for every match played in round 15.
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De Belin won’t surrender to pain
ST George Illawarra lock Jack de Belin concedes his busted ankle won’t fully recover but he is determined to defy the pain to play South Sydney in Saturday’s semi-final.
Teams for Week Two of the NRL finals
FIND out who won the centre dual at the Dragons and who Cronulla will turn to in an effort replace Wade Graham and continue their premiership charge. FULL WEEK TWO NRL FINALS TEAMS
Enthralling Brit rivalry to add new chapter
JAMES Graham and Sam Burgess don’t see what they do on the field as a battle but it sure as hell looks like one. The two Englishmen are mates off field, as they’re quick to tell you whenever the rivalry comes up.
Dragons speedster Jessica Sergis down but not out
SHE’S battered and bruised but speedster Jessica Sergis is a step closer to playing for the Dragons against the Warriors on Saturday after passing her first test after a game-day concussion.
Boy from the bush charged with taking down GI
HE’S only 18 and has just two NRL starts to his name. But that won’t stop Paul McGregor from throwing Zac Lomax the nightmare job of marking up on Greg Inglis this week.
Haren’s extraordinary journey to NRLW Dragons debut
ONE of the Dragons’ interstate recruits, Kate Haren this winter travelled one of the most taxing and expensive journeys of any player in the competition to become visible in the women’s game.
Quinn’s off-field battle to play NRLW
AFTER spending much of the weekend in tears, Jillaroos star Talesha Quinn will spend much of this week fighting to take her place in the St George Illawarra side taking on the Warriors on Saturday.
Kent: Concussion on Graham’s mind
THERE are two kinds of greatness in this game; the players with vision or speed — and those with sheer commitment. James Graham always leaves something of himself on the field but it is something he might never get back, writes PAUL KENT.
Gladiator’s call to arms
FOR South Sydney co-owner Russell Crowe, this Saturday night’s sudden death semi-final against fierce rivals St George Illawarra is the most significant date since the Rabbitohs ended their 43-year premiership drought.
Blog: Rabbits beware, McGregor’s on a mission
THE Dragons struggled after Origin and were given no hope against a Broncos side that stormed into the finals. That coach Paul McGregor had the Red V ready to go on Sunday was a coaching masterstroke.
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