Walker’s warning to the rest of the NRL
After an abject round one performance many wrote the Roosters off, after playing a key role in the demolition of the Sea Eagles in round two, Sam Walker explains why that was a mistake.
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Dragons keep close eye on Bird replacement
As contract negotiations reach a tipping point, the Dragons have identified a potential Jack Bird replacement. Check out all the top targets at every club here.
Langer Trophy: NRL clubs raid Alfie Langer’s old school
Seven NRL clubs have raided the old Queensland school of Broncos’ legend Allan Langer, signing 11 players.
Kent: NRL coaches at fault for concussion carnage
The new concussion guidelines have every team on warning, and NRL coaches don’t have far to look when it comes to apportioning blame, PAUL KENT writes.
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Loyalty list that shames Greatest Game of All
It’s the scourge damaging the game and turning fans off in droves – and this damning list proves loyalty in the NRL is close to becoming extinct. SEE THE CURRENT ONE-CLUB PLAYERS.
Manly secure Trbojevic dynasty
Manly are a step closer to having three brothers play in the one first grade team after the younger sibling of Tom and Jake Trbojevic committed his future to the Sea Eagles.
New Manly boss lays out blueprint to Brookie glory
Manly chief executive Stephen Humphreys knows he’s entered into a role that typically involves a short stay, but he says the issues of the Sea Eagles’ past are fast becoming obsolete.
Manly hatred still burns for legend Magpie
Forty-years on and hate for the Silvertails refuses to die for Bruce ‘The Sloth’ Gibbs. In an entertaining interview he chats brawls, face-slapping, Tommy, drinking and today’s game.
Manly look at options with Fainu future uncertain
With Manase Fainu awaiting his day in court to face charges relating to an alleged stabbing, Manly are ‘exploring a number avenues’ for a replacement at hooker if the need arises.
Locked in: Sea Eagles stars snub rivals to sign mega deals
Two of Manly’s favourite sons will retire as one-club legends after snubbing multi-million dollar offers from rival NRL clubs to sign massive contract extensions.
Key men secure deals as clubs eye talent
Four key NRL players are set to secure their immediate futures in the game, while a host of off-contract stars are desperately waiting for the phone to ring ahead of the 2020 season.
Sea Eagles’ shock double injury blow
Jake Trbojevic and Addin Fonua-Blake’s long-term injuries look set to cause long-term pain to Manly, with the star Sea Eagles pair sidelined until after the start of season 2020.
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