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Darius Boyd was a shining light in his return to the No.1 jersey for the Broncos, but the real reason for the move highlights an ongoing and concerning problem at Red Hill, writes ROBERT CRADDOCK.
A lack of mental toughness is being blamed for the Broncos’ battles on the field, and a high-profile sports psychologist says there’s one more that must be banned around Red Hill.
The Broncos finally have something to smile about with one huge inclusion expected to be made for Friday night’s clash with South Sydney in a growing grudge match with former Red Hill mentor Wayne Bennett.
As the search for the new boss of the Broncos intensifies, the job description has shifted dramatically to suit former Brisbane star and NRL commentator Ben Ikin.
Wayne Bennett lit the fuse for a fiery encounter when he said no Brisbane player was playing to their potential under Anthony Seibold ahead of a Rabbitohs-Broncos grudge match.
There’s plenty wrong with the Broncos at the moment, but mental weakness and an inability to tough it out is costing the club big time. ROBERT CRADDOCK has an idea to fix it.
Few men know what sort of pressure will engulf David Fifita at the Titans but one man has lived it. And he reckons the journey will be worthwhile, writes Robert Craddock.
The Broncos spend three times as much as the Sharks on their football department, yet no amount of resources can buy the one quality that separates the two teams, writes Robert Craddock.
West Indies’ cavalier odyssey in COVID-cursed England revived cricket’s faltering heartbeat and saved the hosts millions. It was a journey they didn’t have to make. Their courage and selflessness demands world cricket treat them better in future.
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