As a lifelong Brisbane fan, I’m prepared to put my neck out to declare that the Broncos will be there on October 1. Veteran News Corp journalist Steve Zemek outlines why he is putting his money where his mouth is.
What makes up a premiership team? As DAVID RICCIO discovers, most of the NRL’s 17 clubs are lacking the key ingredient needed to be a true contender.
Phil Gould will have to rethink his assertion that the Broncos don’t have the defensive mettle to win the premiership, writes PAUL CRAWLEY.
When you win a Dally M Medal by a record margin and then sign a $1 million-a-year contract you’re expected to play like a superstar, writes PHIL ROTHFIELD.
Few jobs in rugby league come with a higher profile than being the coach at the Brisbane Broncos, it’s pity for Kevin Walters that the paypacket doesn’t match.
There’s two sides to every story. And after hearing only Anthony Maroon’s social distortion of facts over his Triple M walkout, PAUL KENT wants to set the record straight.
The future of star forward Angus Crichton is a touchy subject around Bondi way, with rival clubs sure to be on alert following a huge contract revelation, writes Phil Rothfield.
After two of the toughest weeks in the club’s history, the Knights deserve to be whipping boys of the NRL, and it needs effort in a pretty obvious area to turn things around, writes Matty Johns.
Brad Fittler once ended up in a similar predicament to what befell Cameron Murray. His coach, Phil Gould, recoiled in horror. They didn’t always think spear tackles were OK, writes PAUL KENT.
Phil Gould turned heads after taking over a Bulldogs training session this week, and it’s just the kind of free-spirited madness the NRL needs, writes Paul Kent.
Canterbury chairman John Khoury has addressed talk of a power struggle between Phil Gould and Trent Barrett.
The money needed to attract good players to struggling clubs continues to grow and the longer clubs are in the basement, the more money they will need, writes Matty Johns.
There’s one area of the judiciary and match review committee process that, regardless of how many reviews are done, can never be fixed, writes PAUL KENT
One of the game’s most experienced referees has been axed for his role in the Daniel Tupou sin bin blunder as NRL boss Andrew Abdo addresses the incident.
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