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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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Kent: Bunker must be accountable

THE NRL’s plan to stop coaches criticising referees and the bunker is fine, in principle. But in truth, it’s eroding fans’ faith in the game, live blog with PAUL KENT at 1.30pm.

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NRL must come down hard on cap cheats

IT is clear the deterrents for cheating the salary cap are not enough. The NRL must get it right this time and life bans will do that, writes PAUL KENT.

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Kent’s quarterly report: Eels, Titans impress

THE metamorphosis has begun. Once again, coaching is coming back in vogue. Find out who’s impressed PAUL KENT the most in his quarterly report.

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Kent: Tigers have too much of a good thing

WHILE it worked for the first fortnight of the season, the Tigers’ carefree attitude with the ball is now killing them. LIVE BLOG with Paul Kent at 1pm.

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Are the Blues doomed to repeat history?

THE Blues have tried to defend their way to victory for years and recent comments from Laurie Daley indicates they’re trying to do it again writes PAUL KENT.

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Kent: Stanley won’t give up the chase

CANTERBURY’S Chase Stanley has broken just about everything imaginable and then some – everything but his spirit, writes PAUL KENT.

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Kent: Moral mob points finger at Reynolds

SO Josh Reynolds gave Aidan Sezer a friendly probe. Cue the outrage. There is so much white noise, no one knows what is acceptable anymore, writes PAUL KENT.

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A spray from coach offers limited results

COACHES have been wary of delivering a halftime spray to fire up their troops, but the NRL is going through something of a renaissance with regards to the blow-up.

Bulldogs

Live blog: Hoppa’s faith to be applauded

GOD often gets a mention in sport, usually after a victory. But Will Hopoate’s strength in his beliefs are a rare thing in the modern game. Live blog with PAUL KENT at 1pm.

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Kent: NRL must draw a line on ref contact

AFTER all the debate we still had two players touch referees this week, only one of whom was charged. The NRL created this uncertainty, now they have to fix it, writes PAUL KENT.

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