In-form Titan out for at least two months
The Titans suffered a late collapse against the Broncos on Friday but the bad news didn’t end there, with one star set for a lengthy lay-off.
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Form Eel risks becoming NRL’s next Jake Friend
Recently retired Roosters captain Jake Friend and form Parramatta hooker Reed Mahoney are on very similar trajectories.
Kev’s greatest gamble reaps huge rewards
Tyson Gamble is set to be rewarded for spearheading Brisbane Broncos’ historic comeback against the Titans in just his fourth NRL game in four years.
‘Bonkers’: Mind blowing NRL madness
The Brisbane Broncos are getting used to being NRL’s whipping boys but maybe no more after showing Kevin Walters a mountain of heart.
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Top 25 future Maroons: part one
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Blindside: Cap thwarts Broncos’ Cook pursuit
Souths hooker Damien Cook appears at long odds to join the Broncos, Cam Munster’s pledge to Melbourne and Wayne Bennett brushes coaches conference. It’s all in this week’s edition of Blindside.
‘I’ve got to get the best out of Ash’: Roberts aims to spark Taylor
Tyrone Roberts has two goals ahead of the 2019 season, one involving himself and the other good mate and Titans key man Ash Taylor.
Johnson sends halves market into overdrive
Shaun Johnson’s immediate release from his New Zealand Warriors contract is set to shake up the NRL halves market in a big way.
Bryce starts road to redemption by cleaning cars
Bryce Cartwright can finally appreciate being a $650,000 NRL star and the lifestyle that goes with it. It’s taken just two shifts at a Southport car wash to understand how lucky all footballers are.
Will your NRL club fail due to poor recruitment?
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$10 million of NRL talent on the tools
Washing cars, landcsaping, bricklaying and plumbing. The Gold Coast Titans’ preseason training has taken an unusual turn as coach Garth Brennan tries to show his players just how good they’ve got it.
Buzz: Titans send stars out on the tools
“A lot of players have never worked a day in their lives,” says coach Garth Brennan. So Bryce Cartwright and Ryan James are washing cars, Jai Arrow is labouring, Ash Taylor is a carpenter.
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