‘I give up’: Tackle divides NRL after send-off
NRL commentators were divided over the call to send a player off for an ugly spear tackle in South Sydney’s win over Manly.
NRL commentators were divided over the call to send a player off for an ugly spear tackle in South Sydney’s win over Manly.
Latrell Mitchell will head to America to visit one of the world’s top medical specialists, who has worked with Tiger Woods, for advice on his hamstring in a bid to safeguard his NRL career.
Manly superstar Tom Trbojevic has weighed in on the looming showdown between rising star Josh Schuster and veteran Kieran Foran which threatens to unsettle the Sea Eagles’ season.
The Bulldogs are set to make a call on a Josh Addo-Carr backline switch – a move that could have dire consequences for one teammate. PLUS Buzz’s Saint and Sinner.
Major changes are set to shake the foundations of the Rabbitohs after club boss Shane Richardson followed up Wayne Bennett’s exit announcement with his own bombshell.
Competition for starting spots is heating up and players will get a big chance to impress this weekend. CHECK OUT ALL THE TEAMS FOR THIS WEEKEND’S NRL TRIAL MATCHES
James Roberts has finally spoken of his Brisbane exit, saying he knew he wanted out of Red Hill before Broncos coach Anthony Seibold dumped him to reserve grade, and that he’s happier now he’s at a “more welcoming” club.
Tom Burgess is on $700,000 a season which makes him one of the NRL’s highest paid props. And now that his brothers Sam and George are gone, it’s up to Tom to lead the way for South Sydney
He was nicknamed “The Jet” because of his speed, but there’s one young flyer that South Sydney centre James Roberts wouldn’t want to go up against in a foot race.
A teenage sensation could spell trouble for Brodie Croft’s attempts to make the Broncos his own. PLUS Trent Robinson narrowly escapes a ‘manslaughter charge’. NINES REVIEWED.
If we’ve learned anything about Latrell Mitchell in recent months, it’s that the South Sydney star isn’t afraid to forge his own path. Now he wants to do the same as South Sydney’s fullback.
Coach Wayne Bennett is highly unlikely to secure a new contract at the Rabbitohs — and the club has already put a succession plan in place.
Souths recruit Latrell Mitchell will have some high-profile assistance as he prepares to take his first steps into a full-time fullback role this weekend for the Indigenous side against Maori All Stars.
Quieter than an empty church on a Tuesday afternoon and signed with zero fanfare, this South Sydney recruit is looking to make some serious noise in the NRL.
Original URL: https://www.dailytelegraph.com.au/sport/nrl/teams/rabbitohs/page/197