Sport Con: Sea Eagles try to keep Hasler payout secret
The Sea Eagles and former coach Des Hasler have finally settled their long-running legal dispute, Ezra Mam goes ‘rogue’ and more in this week’s Sport Confidential.
The Sea Eagles and former coach Des Hasler have finally settled their long-running legal dispute, Ezra Mam goes ‘rogue’ and more in this week’s Sport Confidential.
Peter V’landys has struck a deal on a landmark $150 million rugby league compound to house NRL stars who make the move overseas to play for expansion newcomers Papua New Guinea.
David Klemmer’s anticipated move to join his fourth NRL club is on hold while the Dragons attempt to resolve their ongoing dispute with disgruntled forward Francis Molo.
An alleged inappropriate touching scandal was a major factor in the breakdown of the relations among the board of the Wests Tigers ownership.
There were fears the NRL’s Perth expansion deal was on the brink of collapse. But Peter V’landys is confident the WA Government will make good on three key ARLC requests.
On his debut, Denny Lambert made history as one half of the youngest ever halves pairing in the NRL. Incredibly, a combination of poor timing and ill-discipline would mean the childhood prodigy never stepped foot on a first-grade field again.
Much has been made of Parramatta’s struggles to hold junior talent, but the club still boasts a number of emerging stars that are knocking on the door of first-grade debuts. We reveal every NRL club’s rookie prospects.
St George Illawarra prop Francis Molo has been granted leave from the club, with the former Maroons Origin enforcer almost certainly played his last game for the Red V.
Two high profile Canberra players faced a nervous wait to get their visas approved for round 1 in Las Vegas, while Wests Tigers boss Shane Richardson gets rid of barber shop in Saint, Sinner, Shoosh.
Eight teams, three countries, one city. Six weeks before round one, the NRL’s jam-packed four-day schedule leading into their second foray in the United States can be revealed by Sunday Sesh.
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