The NRL is constantly tightening its rules and punishing contact with the head. So why was Taylan May not charged? The Broncos and Reece Walsh have every right to ask what happened to protecting the head, writes Brent Read.
Leichhardt Oval has run its course. It is a relic. An eyesore, and the Wests Tigers owe it to their fans to walk away from the ‘Eighth Wonder of the World’ argues BRENT READ.
Rugby league once worried about an AFL invasion into Sydney’s western suburbs, but it’s turned out to be a myth, writes DEAN RITCHIE.
In the space of two questions at its multicultural round launch, NRL boss Andrew Abdo has exposed the hypocrisy of the woke politics infecting the NRL, writes Paul Kent.
How can Blake Ferguson say the game hasn’t looked after him? He earned millions during his career, surely he could have saved some money to fix his broken nose, writes PAUL CRAWLEY.
Phil Gould’s outrageous comments on the concussion crisis engulfing the NRL shocked many – and hit a nerve with the family of a former premiership-winner, who shared his heartbreaking story.
After years of controversy surrounding the awarding of the Dally M Medal, rugby league’s prestigious prize is getting a long overdue revamp.
When Wayne Bennett and his Dolphins face off against their big Brisbane brothers the Broncos the veteran coach will be playing for more than just competition points writes Paul Kent.
Anthony Seibold’s coaching career progression has been a rocky one, but it has also prepared him to hit the ground running at a club built for success right now.
The narrative that NRL players are only in the game for a short time is misleading, and when they retire most will have a start on life most young men only dream of, writes Paul Kent.
PAUL CRAWLEY says it’s time the NRL made player salaries public to end confusion and distrust – and the fans agree. See the damning results and vote.
St George Illawarra and Wests Tigers are continuing to reinforce their reputations as basket cases with confusing management, infighting and feeble power plays, PAUL KENT writes.
St George Illawarra has dipped into the NRL transfer market to help bolster its backline stocks as cover for injured star Cody Ramsay and the suspended Junior Amone.
Million dollar NRL deals used to be reserved for proven winners, but the Mitch Moses contract saga shows even the cheapest player will be worth a million bucks one day, writes Paul Kent.
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