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How can the NRL block an Israel Folau return, but welcome back players guilty of violent acts?

Uncomfortable hypocrisy behind NRL’s Folau ban

A stunning 85 per cent of fans believe Israel Folau should be welcomed back the NRL — even if the game’s leaders disagree. But how can that be, when players guilty of domestic violence are welcomed back, writes PAUL CRAWLEY.

Roosters
Roosters Cooper Cronk and Roosters Luke Keary during the Sydney Roosters v South Sydney NRL match at the SCG. Picture: Brett Costello

Why Cronk brushed Storm semi for All Blacks

For so long Cooper Cronk has been the NRL’s symbol of the perfect planner, so his decision to watch the All Blacks in the World Cup over Melbourne’s semi-final came as a shock to teammate Luke Keary.

Storm
Cameron Smith of the Melbourne Storm is seen during a training session at the Holden Centre in Melbourne, Tuesday, September 24, 2019. The Storm take on the Roosters this Saturday in the NRL Preliminary final. (AAP Image/James Ross) NO ARCHIVING

Smith wary of Roosters’ blitz

Melbourne defensive structure is legend — but it will count for little if the Storm can’t stop the Roosters from racing out of the blocks in Saturday night’s preliminary final at the SCG.

NRL
Cameron Murray of the Rabbitohs during a training session at Redfern Oval in Sydney, Tuesday, September 24, 2019. The Rabbitohs are set to play the Canberra Raiders in an NRL Finals match at GIO Stadium on Friday. (AAP Image/Joel Carrett) NO ARCHIVING

Teams named: Full preliminary finals squads

South Sydney’s preparations have taken a hit with James Roberts only a “50/50” chance of facing Canberra, while star forward Cameron Murray is also in doubt. FULL TEAM NEWS AND CHANGES

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How AFL nobodies took down NRL blockbuster

As the NRL grapples with concerns over the effect of refereeing controversies, the GWS Giants‘ brilliant victory over Collingwood has given the AFL a huge ratings win against rugby league.

Opinion
Jake Trbojevic of the Sea Eagles (left) reacts as he is sent to the sin bin during the First Semi Final between the South Sydney Rabbitohs and the Manly Sea Eagles in week 2 of the NRL Finals Series at ANZ Stadium in Sydney, Friday, September 20, 2019. (AAP Image/Dan Himbrechts) NO ARCHIVING, EDITORIAL USE ONLY

Kent: NRL can’t have it both ways

Graham Annesley explained why it was right to sin bin Jake Trbojevic for grabbing Dane Gagai because that’s the rules. But for some in the game, the rules will never be good enough, writes PAUL KENT.

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