The Tackle: Huge Origin calls on young superstars
The Broncos are suddenly a hotbed of Origin talent — for both Queensland and NSW — and these are the calls that must be made, writes PAUL CRAWLEY.
Roosters
Early Mail: Radley’s Origin dream crushed yet again
Sydney Roosters forward Victor Radley has been robbed of his State of Origin dream once again, with his injury far worse than first feared.
Dolphins star schoolboy signing among 50 players to watch
A Dolphins star schoolboy signing and a quicksilver Broncos recruit are among 50 teen league star players to watch at the state schoolboy championships.
Suaalii: Why I knocked back shot at Rugby World Cup
Sydney Roosters youngster Joseph Suaalii has started to deliver on his enormous potential – and rugby union powerbrokers will be kicking themselves every time they see him uneash.
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Grand final jackpot: Why Teddy is $1575 man
Sydney Roosters superstar James Tedesco is on the verge of creating a rugby league first on Sunday night if he can claim the coveted Clive Churchill Medal in the decider against Canberra.
Reg: Minister for Marijuana puts green in machine
When Prime Minister Scott Morrison called to ask me to become the Liberals’ Minister for Marijuana, I accepted. The opportunity allowed me to turn the Raiders into the real Green Machine, writes Reg Reagan.
How Devils snubbed JT to sign Cronk
It was one of the greatest signings Norths Devils ever made – an untried rugby prodigy called Cooper Cronk. But to do it, they had to turn their backs on another future immortal.
JT’s grand final plan: How I’d beat the Chooks
Everyone’s saying the Roosters can’t be beaten in Sunday’s grand final – but league legend JOHNATHAN THURSTON doesn’t just think it’ll happen, he’s already got a plan to do it.
Series of hard knocks a game changer for Keary
Luke Keary’s career was at the crossroads. The Sydney Roosters superstar reveals how he changed his tackling technique to get back to his best.
Tough times forced Gus to step up
It has not all gone to plan for Angus Crichton this year, but as he prepares to play in his first grand final the Roosters backrower wouldn’t change a thing.
Soliola’s long wait for a shot at glory
Fourteen years after he debuted, as a Rooster no less, Raiders hardman Sia Soliola is now so close to league’s ultimate prize he can almost taste it.
Expert tips: Who wins the grand final and why
Will the Roosters go back-to-back or are the Raiders set to break their premiership drought? Our experts give their NRL grand final tips, plus first try-scorer and Clive Churchill Medallist.
Why Roosters fans thrive on rival’s hatred
The Roosters fan base are arguably the most heavily criticised in the NRL, but the Chook Pen themselves aren’t concerned, adamant they only grow stronger with each Tricoloured sledge.
Selfless Cordner articulates boy’s journey to leadership
Boyd Cordner’s game has been built around service to other players, insists coach Trent Robinson.
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