The NRL stars who will dominate this decade
At no time since the turn of the century has there been a cleaner slate for someone to stamp himself as the NRL’s next true great, writes PAUL CRAWLEY.
At no time since the turn of the century has there been a cleaner slate for someone to stamp himself as the NRL’s next true great, writes PAUL CRAWLEY.
He isn’t old enough to play NRL, but Brad Fittler has rushed Joseph Suaalii into NSW’s emerging Origin squad. See the full list.
Benji Marshall’s signing has significant ramifications for other players, with spots on NRL clubs’ rosters now at a premium.
The Newcastle Knights are headed to the negotiation table with an offer of a new deal for Mitchell Pearce — who has some big choices to make.
SUPERSTAR Newcastle signing Kalyn Ponga has been working with club great Matthew Johns over summer as part of an eye-catching preparation for the 2018 NRL season.
SEVEN NSW NRL clubs have received an early Christmas present collective $50 million shot in the arm to build or revamp state-of-the-art centres of excellence.
NEWCASTLE coach Nathan Brown has welcomed the pressure that comes with the Knights’ recruitment drive, declaring they now have the players to “get back to finals footy”.
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FROM the wooden spoon to a shot at silverware. We’ve ranked every NRL club’s recruitment drive and Newcastle have the talent to push into the eight in 2018, according to Mark Gasnier.
NOT only are Newcastle bullish about their hopes of retaining local junior Brock Lamb for 2018, they want to lock him up beyond next year.
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TRENT Hodkinson’s agent will continue talks with Manly coach Trent Barrett to see if they can strike a deal for the out-of-favour Newcastle playmaker.
WHAT’S THE BUZZ: A leadership guru has been recruited by Newcastle Knights to help guide their rebuild, including who will skipper the club.
DESPITE claiming back-to-back wooden spoons, the Knights were on track to be $700,000 over the salary cap this year.
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