A letter from Bears halfback Mark Soden in 1993 was enough to cement BEN HORNE’S love for the club forever. But the diehard supporter warns the club they risk blowing their NRL return with dangerous rhetoric.
Benji Marshall was there when David Nofoaluma made his NRL debut, but any emotional ties mattered little when the new Wests Tigers axed him in the first big call of his coaching career.
For years, Wests Tigers fans have watched the club stuck in an endless cycle of gaffes. PAMELA WHALEY reveals how commonsense has come to Tiger Town.
As the Jarome Luai contract saga continues, Wests Tigers fans may be entitled to question whether the Panthers star can handle the pressure of being the main man, writes PAUL CRAWLEY.
There was a late deluge of money for an obscure betting market in Sunday’s grand final – but the sting didn’t pay off, writes Phil Rothfield.
Penrith have been the best team all year but Parramatta can cause a grand final boilover — read where the game will be won and lost.
As Penrith stumbles over which version events best suits them, the club claims audio clears their trainer Pete Green. PAUL KENT asks why can’t the grand finalist release the full, unedited version?
The obvious question being posed among NRL fans after the Cowboys-Eels debacle is why can’t the bunker adjudicate on forward passes, writes Peter Gleeson.
A new divide between the players’ union and the NRL threatens to impact the Kangaroos before the World Cup kicks off next month.
Bob Dylan once wrote about the death of boxer Davey Moore, and in another time he may have written about the slow death of rugby league, writes Paul Kent.
Mario Fenech has given more than any person should to the game of rugby league, now it’s the turn of those who benefited from his commitment to give something back to Mario, writes Paul Kent.
St George Illawarra’s off-season is off to a rocky start, with one of the club’s prized youngsters set to demand a release in a major blow. BUZZ’S HIGHLIGHTS AND LOWLIGHTS.
The emergence of a TikTok video of Penrith star Jarome Luai singing a song referencing Sydney’s postcode gangs has the NRL on alert, writes PAUL KENT.
The Raiders 2022 season began much the way the year before it did – badly. Matty Johns identifies the turning point for the team and the one thing that could trip them up on Friday night.
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