Bulldogs break silence on Gus video session
Canterbury Bulldogs general manager Phil Gould delivered some home truths to the playing group this week, now the players have responded.
Canterbury Bulldogs general manager Phil Gould delivered some home truths to the playing group this week, now the players have responded.
Canterbury chairman John Khoury has addressed talk of a power struggle between Phil Gould and Trent Barrett.
The last thing embattled coach Trent Barrett needed is this with claims Phil Gould’s latest move is the beginning of the end.
The crisis at Belmore continues to deepen, with reports suggesting that Phil Gould has decided to take matters into his own hands.
Cronulla’s salary cap fine will cost them James Segeyaro with the former Dally M hooker of the year’s contract set to be formally rejected by the NRL.
Canterbury coach Dean Pay still has a host of selection headaches to resolves just five days before naming his NRL side for round one.
As the first NRL game of the year ticks ever closer, Nick Campton ranks every team in the league. In the first instalment he analyses the teams with plenty to prove in 2019.
NRL teams that finish as low at 10th on the premiership table will get the opportunity to play finals football under a proposal to revamp qualifying rules for the playoffs. But the fans aren’t happy.
It is easy to feel uncomfortable with the NRL’s new wildcard concept. It is even easier not to like it at all. Basically, it’s rewarding losing teams, writes Paul Kent.
Will Hopoate has spent the off-season training at centre, opening the door for Canterbury to play rising recruit Nick Meaney at fullback.
The biggest crackdown on player behaviour in rugby league history begins today with North Queensland Cowboys veteran Scott Bolton facing the game’s most bizarre punishment.
Rhyse Martin produced the greatest goalkicking season in the NRL era in 2018, but had fate never handed him the tee, his talent may never have been discovered.
Yileen ‘Buddy’ Gordon was supposed to help rebuild the Rabbitohs. Fourteen years later, and after a run-in with Phil Gould and a school visit shocker, he’s finally returned to Redfern.
Ricky Stuart’s polarising decision to shift Jack Wighton to five-eighth looked a foolish decision, before a match-winning performance against Canterbury temporarily silenced critics.
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