Raiders’ players-only session a lesson for Dragons
One of the great frustrations in the modern game is that too many players don’t seem to care about a result the same way fans in the stand do, at least not publicly, PAUL KENT writes.
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Kent: Raiders pre-emptive strike exposes lack of transparency
Canberra’s decision to formally lodge their offer for Jack Wighton with the NRL is further proof that player salaries should be made public, writes Paul Kent.
Kent: Why bookies really stop successful punters
Bookmakers were finally asked the question thousands of punters around Australia want answered at a Senate Inquiry, but Sportsbet boss Barni Evans couldn’t give a straight answer, writes Paul Kent.
Moment hip drop debate was settled once and for all
Any argument against the merits of the hip drop charges issued over the weekend now lay dead and slightly stiff – and here’s the emphatic proof, writes PAUL KENT.
Kent: Ivan takes the prize for NRL’s dumbest comment
He’s helped build the NRL’s most dominant side, but Penrith’s Ivan Cleary is not immune to letting slip a silly comment. And he’s outdone himself this week, writes PAUL KENT.
Kent: NRL stars need a lesson in true loyalty
For every star leading his team to victory there is a million-dollar player in the opposition failing to do so. Loyalty goes both ways, but so does value, writes PAUL KENT.
13 reasons rugby is dying in Australia
Rugby Australia is celebrating the poaching of Joseph-Aukuso Suaalii, but marquee recruits cannot hide the demise of a once proud code writes PAUL KENT.
Kent: Griffin decision has exposed weak Dragons
Anthony Griffin looks a dead man walking at the Dragons but until the club is prepared to make the unpopular decisions things won’t get any better, writes PAUL KENT.
Kent: Coaches secret feud takes centre stage
The Anthony Seibold-Jason Demetriou backstory has had its share of prickly moments. Now that their rivalry is front and centre again through Manly and Souths, will it carry the same venom?
Inside Bennett’s subtle art of taunting his old Broncos
Wayne Bennett loves nothing more than goading his old firm the Broncos. This inaugural Battle of Brisbane is no small thing, and that’s why the Godfather will be pouring on the mind games.
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