Nines a worry for luckless Tigers
IF any coach can be forgiven for feeling apprehensive ahead of the Auckland Nines, it’s Wests Tigers mentor Mick Potter.
IF any coach can be forgiven for feeling apprehensive ahead of the Auckland Nines, it’s Wests Tigers mentor Mick Potter.
MANLY have a battle on their hands to retain star back-rower Glenn Stewart as the club reviews its salary cap position.
MANLY captain Jason King is on track for an NRL round one return from injury in a timely boost to the club’s forward stocks.
PAUL Gallen has welcomed federal government moves to accelerate the year-long anti-doping investigation into Cronulla.
TIM Mannah says Parramatta’s decision not to sign Brad Arthur as head coach last season could prove to be one of the Eels’ best moves.
SYDNEY Roosters World Cup stars, including Sonny Bill Williams, won’t play in the inaugural Auckland Nines tournament.
PENRITH recruit Jamal Idris says there were no issues between him and the Titans despite his shock release from the club.
WESTS Tigers star Braith Anasta says he is as fit as ever as he heads into his 15th and probably final NRL season.
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