How NRL players are masking the truth
As the future of the NRL is thrown into question like never before, PAUL KENT outlines why the players are not the true victims of coronavirus.
As the future of the NRL is thrown into question like never before, PAUL KENT outlines why the players are not the true victims of coronavirus.
Asked how the NRL had got itself in this position, billions of dollars in broadcast money but enough cash to survive only a few months, Todd Greenberg dodged the question. But the truth is unavoidable, writes PAUL KENT.
Dean Pay was a no nonsense players who was as tough as they come. Now the Canterbury Bulldogs coach must be tough on his players.
St George Illawarra are readying a huge new contract in a bid to keep Kangaroos forward Tyson Frizell out of Newcastle’s hands. PLUS, coronavirus hits the Matty Johns show.
The NRL’s decision to stand down star St George Illawarra prop Jack de Belin while he faces rape charges has had far reaching, and unfair, consequences for his club.
Will the Roosters go back-to-back-to-back? Which team will pick up the dreaded wooden spoon? Paul Kent offers his ladder predictions for the upcoming campaign.
There are a number of issues pushing against Todd Greenberg’s contract extension, but if the NRL CEO loses his job when the ARLC meet to decide his fate the beginning of the end can be traced back to one moment, writes PAUL KENT.
The NRL tried to hide behind Ian Roberts at their season launch, but their relentless and foolish quest to appease the politically correct only alienates fans and hides wider issues within the game, writes PAUL KENT.
The reaction to the reaction says it all. Rather than accept rugby league fans’ criticism of their new misguided ad campaign, the out-of-touch NRL would rather argue that it’s you who’ve got it all wrong, writes PAUL KENT.
Perhaps we should give them credit for aiming high – but this new NRL ad is a bland, politically correct gesture from an organisation losing touch with the majority of the game’s fans. WATCH THE AD HERE.
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