Rumours are circulating Phil Gould is trying to gain control of team selections from Cameron Ciraldo at Canterbury – and it wouldn’t be the first time he has pulled rank over an NRL coach, writes PAUL KENT.
The NRL hasn’t been without its colourful history of social drug use in the past, but it stands clear in light of the AFL’s embarassing handling of its public drug scandal, writes PAUL KENT.
The NRL has the financial capital and emotional support to make a landscape-altering purchase of Leichhardt oval, and ARL boss Peter V’landys is willing to explore it, PAUL KENT writes.
As tributes continue to flow for the late Ian Heads, PAUL KENT reveals how the legendary sports journalist managed to deceive some of rugby league’s most ardent detectives.
New coach Michael Maguire is the medicine that an ailing NSW Origin outfit needs, but will the team be tough enough to cop the dose, asks PAUL KENT.
In the space of two questions at its multicultural round launch, NRL boss Andrew Abdo has exposed the hypocrisy of the woke politics infecting the NRL, writes Paul Kent.
South Sydney halfback Lachlan Ilias has been made the fall guy, but coach Jason Demetriou may pay the ultimate price if he can’t steer the Rabbitohs out of their early NRL season slump, writes PAUL KENT.
Benji Marshall spent his final playing years watching Wayne Bennett, filling his notebook with coaching strategies and philosophies. But unlike Bennett, he doesn’t have 50 years of coaching experience to fall back on, writes PAUL KENT.
Perhaps the best way to explain what happened in Las Vegas is that it was less an example of overt racism than of basic stupidity, writes PAUL KENT.
The NRL has surged past 40,000 ticket sales for season opener, but that’s not where the big Las Vegas payday will come from, PAUL KENT writes.
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