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Phil RothfieldSports Editor-at-Large

Phil Buzz Rothfield is a 43-year veteran of sports journalism. He covered his first rugby league grand final in 1978 – the Manly Sea Eagles – Cronulla Sharks replay. Buzz has been involved in the coverage of every State of Origin game since its inception in 1980 and has covered sport in major countries including England, Russia, the United States and Brazil.

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Awkward moment for Roosters boss

PHIL ‘Buzz’ Rothfield rates his highlights and lowlights from a massive weekend of sport, including an embarrassing post-NRL grand final moment for ANZ security.

Ibrahim joins big hitters in Roosters’ box

Ibrahim joins big hitters in Roosters’ box

A NOTORIOUS Kings Cross identity, a prominent politician and Sydney’s most powerful businessmen. Welcome to Roosters’ billionaire supremo Nick Politis’ private suite for the NRL finals.

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Sydney Roosters women's player Ruan Sims and coach Adam Hartigan having a laugh as they get their official team photo done at the SCG Skyline Terrace. Picture: Jonathan Ng

Grand Final Buzz: Saint, sinner, shoosh

THE Roosters women looking to make history, the reason Joey Johns quit coaching the Chooks, and why Billy Slater’s judiciary drama was good news for the NRL. Plus lots more in a special edition of What’s the Buzz.

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Sydney Roosters co-captain Jake Friend pictured at Allianz Stadium ahead of their preliminary final game against the Rabbitohs, the final game to be played at the stadium before it gets demolished and rebuilt. Picture: Toby Zerna

Numbers prove he’s a good Friend

ROOSTERS skipper Jake Friend has copped it from the sidelines this season. But with more try assists and tackle busts than Cameron Smith this season, he won’t be changing his game.

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