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Paul Kent is a Senior Writer for the Telegraph, CODE Sports and the co-host of NRL360 on Fox League. He specialises in covering NRL but has also covered multiple Olympic Games, soccer World Cups, Rugby World Cups, tennis Grand Slams and golf majors. For two years he was News Corps’ European correspondent in the London Bureau.

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Blues

Blues can only be loyal to success

BLIND loyalty has been the Blues downfall before and now Laurie Daley and Peter Sterling must only be loyal to victory writes PAUL KENT.

Teams

* PLEASE CONTACT COURIER MAIL SPORTS DESK BEFORE USE * Gold Coast Titans team photo day.Players from the Gold Coast Titans share a laugh during the team photo.Picture: NIGEL HALLETT

Why no one wants to buy Hayne Inc

THE Eels aren’t interested in brand Hayne and neither is any other NRL club out there. PAUL KENT looks at why the notorious code-hopper is on the nose.

Dragons

Dugan, McGregor and the contract question

JOSH Dugan wants to be paid like a fullback. The Dragons want to pay him like a centre. PAUL KENT asks if both sides could be right.

NRL

Hodge waiting for helping hand

ANDREW Hodge is one of few to have played top-flight rugby league and served his country in the army but, instead of being celebrated, he’s a victim.

NRL

Wests Tigers forward Aaron Woods having a catch-up with Josh Jackson and other Canterbury Bulldogs players at Roselands. Picture: Supplied

Kent: Coffee date underlines Tigers’ troubles

AARON Woods’ coffee date with Sunday’s opponents, otherwise known as Canterbury players, underlines the deep troubles at Wests Tigers.

Opinion

Bulldog Matt Frawley during the round 5 NRL game between the Canterbury Bulldogs and the Brisbane Broncos at ANZ Stadium , Homebush . Picture : Gregg Porteous

Frawley times his rise to perfection

PAUL KENT: Matt Frawley was worth about 10 cents on the open market a month ago but in this bizarre halves market his lottery numbers will soon come in.

Opinion

Mitchell Moses of the Tigers looks on during the Round 7 NRL match between the Parramatta Eels and Wests Tigers at ANZ Stadium in Sydney, Monday, April 17, 2017. (AAP Image/Dan Himbrechts) NO ARCHIVING, EDITORIAL USE ONLY

Outed: Hypocrisy of clubs’ transfer whining

FANS don’t like players leaving a club mid-season. But there is no better way. And until clubs find an alternative, they should quit whingeing. Live blog with PAUL KENT.

Storm

AUCKLAND, NEW ZEALAND - APRIL 02: Kieran Foran of the Warriors reacts during the round five NRL match between the New Zealand Warriors and the Gold Coast Titans at Mt Smart Stadium on April 2, 2017 in Auckland, New Zealand. (Photo by Anthony Au-Yeung/Getty Images)

Cooper who? Storm favourites to sign Foran

THE unfolding drama around Kieran Foran’s NRL future has taken a new twist with the Melbourne the early favourite to sign him, writes Paul Kent. Blog with Kenty from 1pm!

Tigers

Cleary canned Moses’ $1m deal

IVAN Cleary proved his worth to Wests Tigers less than a day into the job by pulling a $1 million a year offer to Mitchell Moses off the table.

Opinion

Melbourne Storm's Cooper Cronk announces his move to the Harbour City in 2018 at AAMI Park. Picture: Tony Gough

Why Cronk couldn’t keep his life on hold

PAUL KENT: So Cooper Cronk is moving to Sydney. Now all he needs is to get a Lexus and discover how to have dreary conversations about real estate and he‘ll fit in wonderfully.

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