Some clubs just want a season without any off-field distractions, others need their players to find some focus inside the lines. We take a look at what’s on every NRL club’s wish list this Christmas.
Bulldogs rake Reed Mahoney will have a bounty on his head heading into 2025 after accruing an array of victims in 2024. We reveal the best, and worst, feuds of the year and who won’t be exchanging Christmas cards.
He knows he’s behind two superstars in the playmaking pecking order at Storm but an emerging talent has opted to stay in Melbourne.
Now that Ryan Papenhuyzen is locked in, the Storm are targeting home grown domination with Victorian stars to flood the NRL team over the next few seasons.
As some rival NRL clubs applauded reports the Storm would be scaling back its Welcome to Country ceremonies, the Melbourne-based club moved to clarify its decision to review its cultural diversity plan.
One of the NRL’s biggest clubs has made a massive call when it comes to Welcome to Country ceremonies before their games.
Storm fans have received an early Christmas present after Ryan Papenhuyzen agreed to a new deal.
In his first interview since re-signing with the Storm, Ryan Papenhuyzen opens up on his initial disappointment, and the unusual points that factored into his final decision.
Craig Bellamy has often said how much he hated coaching against his Storm players when he was at the Blues, but it’s something he’ll have to get used to.
The Storm helped turn Will Warbrick into an NRL star, and they’ll be hoping for more of the same with their latest sevens recruit.
A revolutionary fullback with lightning speed, devilishly good looks and an excruciatingly intense media spotlight. If anyone knows what Reece Walsh is going through, it’s Billy Slater.
The Bulldogs have given a trio of Jersey Flegg stars a chance to shine in the pre-season. See the breakdown of every player on a train-and-trial deal for the 2025 pre-season.
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