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Paul CrawleySenior Rugby League journalist

Paul Crawley is a senior rugby league journalist for The Daily Telegraph and CODE Sports. A former Sports Editor of both The Daily and Sunday Telegraph, he has reported on the game since the early 1990s. Paul is respected for his strong opinion, analysis and his ability to break the big stories.

Paul Crawley

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Raiders

Crawley: Hodgson the key to Canberra’s dreams

Even now, no one controls a game like Cameron Smith. Yet if there is one player whose impact on his team comes close to the Melbourne maestro, it is Canberra’s Josh Hodgson, writes PAUL CRAWLEY.

SuperCoach

South Sydney Rabbitohs player Greg Inglis takes part in a team training session at Redfern Oval in Sydney, Thursday, February 21, 2019. (AAP Image/Dan Himbrechts) NO ARCHIVING

Early Mail: Shock Inglis switch shakes up Bunnies backline

Wayne Bennett shuffles South Sydney, Zac Lomax will miss Round 1, a NZ young gun is out, injury hampers Wests Tigers star and Raiders’ selection surprise. Keep up to date with all the latest news ahead of the team announcements.

SuperCoach

Caleb Aekins (top left), Reece Robson (bottom left) and Gehamat Shibasaki (right) are set for breakout seasons.

Top 10 rookies in NRL

In this corresponding column last year, rugby league reporter Paul Crawley told us about Jesse Ramien, Zac Lomax and AJ Brimson. Check out Paul’s top rookie picks for 2019.

SuperCoach

10 rookies set to make their mark in 2019

In this corresponding column last year, Daily Telegraph rugby league reporter Paul Crawley told us about Jesse Ramien, Zac Lomax and AJ Brimson.

Sport

Benji Marshall has been a driving force for Wests Tigers. Picture: DEAN LEWINS

Struggling Moses needs to fire up against rampant Marshall

Heading into Monday’s showdown, it’s fair to say Wests Tigers fans wouldn’t swap Benji Marshall for the player who left the club last year, Mitchell Moses

Ballina

Josh Dugan was dumped after back-to-back incidents. Photo: Getty Images

Why Dragons dumped Josh Dugan from crucial NRL clash

McGregor made the decision after consultation with the senior playing group

Roosters

Roosters vow to prove NRL skipper’s right

ROOSTERS players have vowed to head into their Titans clash with “a point to prove” after The Daily Telegraph’s captain’s poll revealed they are Melbourne’s biggest threat to the NRL title.

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