Why Hayne missed his chance to be a great
PAUL KENT: Tom Brady is the consummate professional footballer. George Best is known as a cautionary tale. What will be said when we reflect on Jarryd Hayne’s career?
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Hayne, Henry both at fault in Titans feud
BLOG WITH PAUL KENT NOW: With each new day comes a new layer in this saga and only one fact is certain: all this talk of Jarryd Hayne and Neil Henry is enough to kill a brown dog.
Titans have one choice: Punt Hayne
PAUL KENT: Jarryd Hayne has killed more coaches than that other old faithful, the full support of the board, so Neil Henry has every right to be very nervous.
What makes an NRL player Immortal
PAUL Kent’s column on the NRL Immortals selection process has fans debating who will be the next player to join that exclusive club. Have your say and vote here!
The thing to admire about the Knights
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NRL’s dangerous game of blind poker
THE NRL’s salary cap saga is a drama that leaves Game of Thrones for dead, writes PAUL KENT.
All Blues players need Daley’s honesty
LAURIE Daley discovered a lot about his NSW team this year. His error was his desire, which overrode common sense, to keep the same side all series.
Kent: Mob’s mistake in hanging Des
THE mob are baying for Des Hasler’s blood after a lacklustre season. But there’s two crucial elements they’re neglecting, live blog with PAUL KENT from 1pm.
Concussions force NRL rethink on junior footy
DOES the NRL need to change its approach to junior development following further revelations of the damages of concussion?
ARL conspiracy theories live on
THE battered trust between the ARL Commission and at least some of its 16 clubs took fresh new dings on Tuesday with battlelines drawn along state lines again.
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