Broncos star meets with rival, pay cut in half
One of Brisbane’s most talented players is set to leave the Broncos amid fears he would walk away from his NRL career altogether.
One of Brisbane’s most talented players is set to leave the Broncos amid fears he would walk away from his NRL career altogether.
Selwyn Cobbo flew to Sydney for preliminary talks earlier this month in the strongest sign yet that the powerhouse back is on the verge of quitting the Broncos. See which clubs are interested.
The ARL Commission informed NRL clubs it has taken the extraordinary step of giving itself the power to charge players for offences on the field. SEE THE EMAIL.
Something needs to change at the Dragons and the most obvious fix is another halves tinkering. It leaves Shane Flanagan with some big calls after exiled halfback Lachlan Ilias answered the coach’s challenge.
Daly Cherry-Evans’ impending Manly exit has made him a priceless premiership commodity for several NRL clubs in their relentless pursuit of a title. PAMELA WHALEY analyses every team’s premiership window.
Dragons star Christian Tuipulotu’s controversial try celebrations have been banned and Andrew Johns had a strong message for the winger.
Dolphins coach Kristian Woolf has confirmed his interest in disgruntled Dragons prop Francis Molo, but the Dragons are yet to formalise his release from the club due to a $100,000 salary-cap dispute.
Matty Johns has floated a seriously bold theory about Nathan Cleary’s next contract amid debate about monster NRL deals.
12 months ago, Cory Paix was on the outer at the Broncos. Now after a gutsy fightback, the 25-year-old looks set to complete a remarkable Red Hill resurrection as the club moves to extend his future.
He’s the NRL’s equal leading tryscorer, but it’s the celebrations from Dragons star Christian Tuipulotu that have stolen the limelight this season. However, it’s left Shane Flanagan unimpressed, with the Dragons coach putting an end to the antics.
Questions have been raised over the legitimacy of Francis Molo’s release request on mental health grounds in order for the NRL to avoid setting a dangerous precedent for players to exploit.
The Dragons have agreed to release a disgruntled player immediately following a club dispute with a staff member, but there’s a catch.
Shane Flanagan has apologised to new Dragons halfback Lachlan Ilias for a heat-of-the-moment press-conference spray after his side’s disappointing one-point loss to South Sydney.
Mikaele Ravalawa and David Klemmer are on the move after being officially released by their respective clubs – but the flying Fijian won’t have time to put down roots.
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