After finally committing to a way out of a decade-long cycle of failure, Wests Tigers must fight calls that will send them spiralling back into the rugby league abyss, PAUL KENT writes.
Clubs are busy trying to improve their rosters for the finals run and 2022, but who has signed well and who has made mistakes, writes Paul Kent.
The late Bob Fulton loved proving people wrong, and PAUL KENT reveals just how deep the Immortal’s influence on this Manly roster goes.
The theme of the Tigers’ documentary is the battle between coach Michael Maguire and his players, with the winner to determine the club’s fortunes, PAUL KENT writes.
NSW fans are furious over the Blues failing to complete the clean sweep, but they’ve managed to avoid scrutiny. Where is the accountability, asks PAUL KENT.
Bringing players’ families into the Queensland hubs is costing the NRL millions, but the price of not doing would be astronomical, PAUL KENT writes.
NSW is one win from achieving a piece of history that will never be repeated — and it will overwrite years of Origin pain, writes Paul Kent.
Australia have long overachieved at the Olympics and gone head-to-head with heavyweight nations. But now our competitive spirit is dead, writes Paul Kent.
Paul Vaughan had been in the gun at the Dragons ever since Anthony Griffin arrived but he was just too clueless to see it – and now it’s cost him his job, writes Paul Kent.
Until clubs figure out why players switch clubs, they will continue to overpay for talent and salary caps and scorelines will continue to be blown out, PAUL KENT writes.
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