Injured Broncos star on Bulldogs’ radar
Having already signed Nick Cotric, the Bulldogs are now considering an approach to an injury-prone Broncos star to switch to Belmore next year. PLUS: why South Sydney featured as a highlight despite defeat.
Having already signed Nick Cotric, the Bulldogs are now considering an approach to an injury-prone Broncos star to switch to Belmore next year. PLUS: why South Sydney featured as a highlight despite defeat.
The Broncos have set a pass mark of five wins from 10 matches for Anthony Seibold to keep his job, but what happens if it gets tight? Robert Craddock investigates.
Moments away from being named Canterbury’s next head coach, Trent Barrett’s elevation into the box seat for the role has been met with confusion and uncertainty from fans and commentators.
Trading in a spot at a successful club for a megabucks shift to a struggling team may not always be the right move for a player’s career, writes PAUL CRAWLEY.
ADVERSITY has been a tremendous ally for Queensland over the years in State of Origin football. In fact, it has provided us with some of our finest hours in Maroon.
DALY Cherry-Evans has answered the call. But while the Manly skipper could win Origin III for the Maroons, he will find winning back the trust of Queensland a much tougher task, writes PETER BADEL.
THE NRL should bottle the Melbourne win against St George Illawarra. The game of the year showed where the game should be heading — by reducing the interchange, writes PAUL KENT.
IS State of Origin still the big deal it once was? This week’s ratings will be telling but Phil Rothfield has a left-field solution to reinvigorate the game’s showpiece event and it may involve Jason Taumalolo.
THE Warriors are looking the wobbliest of all top eight contenders after a terrible performance against the Panthers. If the Raiders or the Wests Tigers can string some wins together, the race for the finals is back on again. LIVE BLOG 1:30PM
A 34-0 win for the Broncos in their often unsuccessful month of July underlines how well they have Origin-proofed their player roster. Here’s this week’s NRL likes and dislikes.
DALY Cherry-Evans’ charm offensive launched at the Maroons’ game three camp shows no sign of abating as the misunderstood playmaker tries to make his return count — rolling rugby league coverage.
THIS weekend’s NRL round has been ravaged by an Origin dead rubber and none of the clubs are complaining about the sub-par matches being served up to fans. But when the Denver Test tried to promote the game to a new audience NRL clubs screamed bloody murder. And so the game dies… slowly.
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