The NRL has handed down its judiciary sheet from the second week of NRL trials – with Bulldogs enforcer Tevita Pangai under the spotlight after a performance that left him looking like a liability, writes PAUL CRAWLEY.
For the first time in the history of Australian rugby league the general public will be locked out of attending one club’s home games.
The Broncos have a major playmaking dilemma ahead of their opening game. And given his style of play, Anthony Milford would have been the perfect fit for it, PAUL CRAWLEY writes.
Blake Ferguson was used to trouble and controversy during his rugby league career — but nothing compared to the nightmare of being locked up in Japan.
Parramatta sensation Dylan Brown hasn’t played since round 3 due to injury and his body struggling to cope with the demands placed upon it. But the Auckland-born playmaker is in good company.
After a series out of the team, Parramatta winger Blake Ferguson has declared he’s ready to return to State of Origin football with the Blues.
The teams for Round 9 are in and the cheapie of the week is a confirmed starter. See all the teams for the Magic Weekend right here!
Penrith big-man Viliame Kikau and Brisbane hooker Andrew McCullough have been given mixed injury news following a crazy weekend on the injury front.
Parramatta management has been lashed by a club legend for not signing fullback and skipper Clint Gutherson and leaving the door open for his possible return to Manly.
What do the Broncos do with Darius Boyd, the ins and outs of Magic Round and Nathan Brown’s future – our rugby league experts take it all on in this week’s edition of Monday Bunker.
Eels boss Bernie Gurr has denied reports Clint Gutherson has re-signed with the club, and won’t budge on a deadline to lock down coach Brad Arthur.
Parramatta skipper Clint Gutherson dragged his side back from the brink against the Dragons and could soon have two million more reasons to smile.
Why the Parramatta Eels are determined not to pay overs for Clint Gutherson, Cody Walker’s good deed in the bush and ratings for a sports radio show are in free fall.
Both Newcastle and the Warriors have lost key backline players ahead of their clash across the Tasman, while the Tigers and Roosters are also without vital men. LATE MAIL
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