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Tom SangsterNRL SuperCoach Editor

Tom Sangster is known as ‘The Guru’, ‘The Sage’, ‘The Unicorn’ and ‘That Guy Who Goes On About NRL SuperCoach But Has No Idea’. Living in Fantasy Land since 2008.

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NRL

There was plenty of talent on show at the NRL Nines.

This could throw Bronx halfback duel into chaos

A teenage sensation could spell trouble for Brodie Croft’s attempts to make the Broncos his own. PLUS Trent Robinson narrowly escapes a ‘manslaughter charge’. NINES REVIEWED.

NRL

Broncos players celebrate winning after Jamayne Isaako kicked the winning field goal during the Round 24 NRL match between the Brisbane Broncos and the Parramatta Eels at Suncorp Stadium in Brisbane, Friday, August 30, 2019. (AAP Image/Darren England) NO ARCHIVING, EDITORIAL USE ONLY

It’s on! Brisbane to get second NRL team

As struggling crowds at the Nines put an end to talk about a potential franchise in Perth, the NRL are ready to create a second Brisbane team in 2023. FIND OUT MORE IN WHAT’S THE BUZZ.

SuperCoach

KFC SuperCoach NRL Dictionary: Fantasy jargon explained

Love SuperCoach but get confused by all the jargon? Here is your guide to help get your head around all the lingo and give you an edge in SuperCoach this year!

SuperCoach

11 secret reasons to play KFC SuperCoach NRL Draft

KFC SuperCoach NRL Draft is back for 2020 and is more popular than ever before! Here are 11 reasons why you should start assembling your league and hassling your mates to sign up.

NRL

Paul Momirovski of the Tigers makes a run from an intercept during the Round 23 NRL match between the Wests Tigers and the Newcastle Knights at Campbelltown Stadium in Sydney, Saturday, August 24, 2019. (AAP Image/Darren Pateman) NO ARCHIVING, EDITORIAL USE ONLY

Tigers’ Round 1 side hinges on NRL transfer call

The Wests Tigers’ chances of landing Cameron Smith’s understudy at the Storm in exchange for Paul Momirovski are still up in the air, .

NRL

SYDNEY, AUSTRALIA - AUGUST 24: Shaun Johnson of the Sharks in action during the round 23 NRL match between the Cronulla Sharks and the New Zealand Warriors at Shark Park on August 24, 2019 in Sydney, Australia. (Photo by Mark Metcalfe/Getty Images)

Sharks star opens up on challenging 2019

By his own account, last season was challenging both personally and physically for Cronulla’s marquee signing from the Warriors. But Shaun Johnson is now feeling settled and will use the NRL Nines to kickstart his 2020 campaign.

NRL

Cameron Murray during South Sydney NRL training at Redfern Oval, Sydney. Picture: Brett Costello

Bennett’s huge gamble can bring out best in Souths’ no frills pack

After missing out on Jai Arrow, the question now is whether Wayne Bennett is making a major tactical mistake shifting Cameron Murray given the Rabbitohs genuine lack of forward depth. But could it save Souths?

Eels

Moses: I’ve never had a coach like Joey

Mitchell Moses has revealed the incredible impact Andrew Johns has had on him, with the Eighth Immortal unlocking a whole new bag of tricks for the Eels star. READ THEM HERE.

NRL

The NRL Nines can be a launching pad to higher honours.

SuperCoach NRL: Rising stars to watch at the Nines

The son of a league great, cousin of an Origin prop and a Jersey Flegg player of the year — check out the fringe first-graders hoping to make a name for themselves at the NRL Nines and hopefully become SuperCoach cheapies.

NRL

Cameron Murray's (C) move to an edge has big implications for the likes of Jadn Su'A (L) and Liam Knight (R).

Rabbitohs star to make shock switch

South Sydney coach Wayne Bennett is poised to pull a positional rabbit from his hat, shifting a young Origin star in a move which could open the door for a gun SuperCoach cheapie.

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