The uncertain futures of NRL’s bad boys of 2021
Adam Elliott is fighting for his NRL future after being added to league’s long list of boys behaving badly. But what does the future hold for other members of the 2021 rogue’s gallery?
Adam Elliott is fighting for his NRL future after being added to league’s long list of boys behaving badly. But what does the future hold for other members of the 2021 rogue’s gallery?
The 2021 wooden spooners are making plenty of room on the roster with nine players to play their final games for the club.
A Bulldogs player has reportedly learned his fate after an NRL investigation into his alleged attempt to sell team property.
Will Hopoate will play his last game for the Bulldogs this weekend but it might not be his last in the NRL.
ST GEORGE Illawarra are a good chance of beating Brisbane on Sunday, and to do it, Ben Hunt will need to be at his best, writes MAL MENINGA. Plus, my take on the Bulldogs’ sad Monday.
WITH the brouhaha over the Bulldogs’ Mad Monday still raging as the players, the media and supporters all blame each other, Mike Colman says the solution is obvious.
THIS time last year players were demanding more of a share in the NRL’s revenue. They wanted to be treated like businessman contributing to the game. The NRL is a business that needs to grow and Bulldogs players’ behaviour kills us as a game.
THE hangover for Canterbury’s Mad Monday antics is set to worsen with revelations coach Dean Pay was present, one player was drunk and naked rather than preparing for post-season surgery, and another was meant to be undergoing injury rehab.
THE Newcastle Knights are leaving no stone unturned in a bid to protect their brand — paying $5000 for a private security guard during their end-of-season festivities.
BOYS will be boys. Guess what? Times have changed. And it’s time to accept it, and deal with it. “If I were at a pub at 5pm on a Monday and a roaringly drunk 20-something male, who was built like a brick sh*thouse, got completely nude I would be appalled,” women’s sport editor and Bulldogs fan Fiona Bollen writes.
THE Bulldogs have form when it comes to Mad Monday celebrations but their indiscretions are just one thread in tapestry of outrages and atrocities from the NRL and beyond.
THE NRL’s Integrity Unit will investigate the Bulldogs over their Mad Monday antics as ARL commission chair Peter Beattie revealed his disappointment at the episode.
VALENTINE Holmes scored a try and provided three try assists as he once again showed why he is going to be Cronulla’s X-factor in the big end-of-season games.
THE struggling Dragons have received mixed injury news ahead of the finals with Gareth Widdop a certain starter, but Jack De Belin in doubt.
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