Daly Cherry-Evans’ impending Manly exit has made him a priceless premiership commodity for several NRL clubs in their relentless pursuit of a title. PAMELA WHALEY analyses every team’s premiership window.
From Penrith to the Knights, to St Marys and back at the Panthers, it’s been a wild year for Tom Jenkins, who bet on himself and won. Here’s how he made it back to first grade in just three weeks.
Tom Jenkins was squeezed out of the Panthers system and then gave up everything in Newcastle to return home with his playing future completely up in the air.
The good news for Penrith is that champion halfback Nathan Cleary will be back next week. The bad news is their defence has fallen apart this season.
Panthers star Nathan Cleary has broken camp in Las Vegas, rushing to be with Mary Fowler with the Matildas in crisis.
They’re brimming with star power and have a murky recent off-field track record, but the Brisbane Broncos can’t crack No.1 spot on TRAVIS MEYN’S watchability rankings for 2025.
Penrith’s stars would have been having a blast by the pool in Las Vegas as the club’s next generation produced the biggest upset of the pre-season.
With Penrith’s big stars in Vegas, it was left to their next generation to produce a stunning pre-season upset over the Sea Eagles, proving yet again that they boast an unrivalled talent factory.
Isaiah Papali’i is keen for a fresh start at Penrith after admitting his career plateaued during two turbulent years at the Tigers.
In a strong sign four-time premiers the Panthers will be full strength for the season opener against Cronulla in a fortnight, their injured stars made it through a private opposed session unscathed.
Footy is back! Our NRL experts have analysed all the weekend’s trial action, casting a keen eye on the rookies, recruits and players vying for Round 1 spots.
The Las Vegas extravaganza is set to get even better with one of the game’s superstars on track to return from off-season surgery.
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