Buzz: Pressure building on Cleary combination
The head coach and the chief playmaker were always going to be the big story at the foot of the mountains in 2019 whether the team was successful or not, writes Phil Rothfield.
The head coach and the chief playmaker were always going to be the big story at the foot of the mountains in 2019 whether the team was successful or not, writes Phil Rothfield.
Countdown to the NRL game of the year, a touching tribute, former Sea Eagle soaring and more — check out the talking points from another big weekend in sport.
One of several players exposed by leaked documents regarding Cronulla’s recent salary cap scandal, Luke Lewis picked up the phone and gave your columnist a decent old spray.
Some NRL clubs lack patience when it comes to recruitment and building for the future. And there are some glaring examples right across the competition that stood out in the opening round.
THE Cronulla Sharks will never die. Nor will they ever move to Rockhampton, writes Sports Editor-at-Large and devoted fan Phil Rothfield.
BLOG all day with Buzz: NRL CEO Dave Smith and the independent commission are more concerned with making money than the actual product.
NICK Politis has rewarded his Sydney Roosters grand final heroes with an all expenses paid trip to the United States.
EXCLUSIVE: The Wallabies have agreed to play the Great Britain rugby league team in a $10 million hybrid-game spectacular next year.
THE NRL needs a lot more than just a new spin doctor but don’t think league fans can be fooled that easily, writes Phil Rothfield.
LEAGUE is a tough enough sport without subjecting players to dangerous conditions like in the World Cup final.
WHAT’S the Buzz: Fox Sports want the NRL to abandon the two Saturday night games at 7.30pm on viewer’s choice from next year.
PHIL Rothfield pens a letter to the International Rugby League with ways to improve the game on the world stage.
SOME sports are not meant for the international stage – and the rugby league World Cup is one of them, writes Phil Rothfield.
TIM Cahill is poised to become Australia’s Socceroo captain for the World Cup in Brazil, replacing 35-year-old warrior Lucas Neill.
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