Styles make fights in the NRL and Craig Bellamy has it all over Wayne Bennett. Despite having the most flamboyant attack, defence will decide South Sydney’s premiership hopes, PAUL KENT writes.
NRL coaches are no longer unable to live and die by their own swords as rookie administrators infiltrate football committees they have no business being on, PAUL KENT writes.
Balconies, ocean views, room allocations … hotel vibes have a way of infecting a playing group. Parramatta’s fall from grace can be pretty well pinpointed to the day, writes Paul Kent.
Boxer Andrew Moloney went from gritty failure to folk hero last year but there was one small problem: Australia failed to notice, writes PAUL KENT.
After two disastrous losses, the heat is on Parramatta — but as Paul Kent writes, have the Eels really underachieved if they finish fourth this year?
After Will Chambers came under fire his tirade of abuse against Manly’s Dylan Walker, PAUL KENT analyses some of the NRL’s best ever sledgers.
The Melbourne Storm has thrown the race to host the NRL decider on its head, in a move that will have massive ramifications for the game, PAUL KENT writes.
The Eel’s once-promising season is seemingly in free fall, which means the knives are out at Parramatta, writes PAUL KENT.
The emotions that pour from Australian swimming coach Dean Boxall are half a put-on, but there is a method to his madness — and it works, writes PAUL KENT.
Craig Bellamy staying at the Storm is a massive blow to Melbourne’s rivals, who are failing to replicate his success, PAUL KENT writes.
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