Sprint series to crown NRL, sport’s fastest athlete
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RA coup: Wallabies great poised to replace Castle
Heavy hitters in the Australian rugby landscape have moved to roll Raelene Castle within days, with a two-time World Cup winner and former Wallabies captain poised to take over.
Roosters plan their own Project Apollo
Roosters captain Boyd Cordner says the reigning NRL premiers are ready to defend their title from 12th place — and here’s how they’ll do it.
Why V’landys should go left field to find Greenberg’s replacement
Just like Eliot Ness led a famous law enforcement team to bring down Al Capone, Peter V’landys has an equally difficult job ridding the NRL of greed writes PAUL CRAWLEY.
NRL guarantees women’s game won’t be ignored
NRL boss Todd Greenberg has committed to a whole of game approach, including the women’s game, to the resumption of the season.
Shark warning: Raiders star’s catch of the season
Curtis Scott needs a bigger boat. The Raiders star dropped a line before the government implemented strict fishing restrictions, landing a monster in Botany Bay. SEE THE INCREDIBLE PICTURE
Revealed! NRL sets date for early relaunch
While the NRL have publicly declared July 1 as their intended start date to resume the competition, rugby league will return much earlier if Project Apollo is completed.
Blindside: Yow Yeh’s heartbreaking Broncos exit
He literally gave his leg for the Brisbane Broncos but Jharal Yow Yeh’s 13-year association with the club has come to an emotional end. PLUS the NRL stars sitting on COVID-19 goldmines.
$20m in 10 days: brutal cost for NRL’s off-contract stars
NRL’s off-contract superstars will be the hardest hit by the COVID-19 pandemic with the game’s most in-demand player set to lose a whopping $1.25m. SEE THE LIST HERE
Revealed: Clubs’ push for stunning salary cap cut
The growing divide between the A-League clubs and the players threatens to boil over, with the owners contemplating two drastic moves as the code battles hard for survival post-cornanvirus.
Original URL: https://www.dailytelegraph.com.au/journalists/richard-lamberton/page/198