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.
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.
Ahead of the new season, NRL superstar Tom Trbojevic has spoken about the pressure of being the game’s premier player while claiming it ‘unfair’ to label Manly a one-man team.
Manly fans should get excited for the 2022 season as last season’s preliminary finalists unleashed a freakish young duo set to light up the NRL.
THE second Des Hasler era at Manly has officially begun with the Sea Eagles returning to pre-season training under their new coach on Monday.
DES Hasler’s second coming at Manly has arrived, with the Sea Eagles coach leading NRL training at the club for the first time in seven years as his old band begins to regroup.
YOU would think the Bennett-Seibold swap would finally shut down the NRL coaching craziness for another year. Breaking news: It won’t. This is the next batch of coaches in the firing line if their clubs don’t aim up early in 2019.
PHIL Rothfield looks at his highlights and lowlights from the weekend of sport and reveals the bubbling tension between Cameron Smith and Melbourne Storm.
AMID fears of a drawn-out court case, Manly and Trent Barrett are now close to resolving their ugly six-month imbroglio — and it could happen as early as Friday.
PREPARATIONS for next year have kicked-off with four clubs starting their pre-season today. But some of the biggest names in the game will be forced to watch from the sidelines due to injury. Fatima Kdouh looks at every club’s schedule.
THIS is Canberra’s reward for winning just ten of 24 games last season and missing the NRL finals. A return to off-season training in stifling 33 degree heat.
WITH the November 1 deadline set to kick into gear at midnight on Wednesday, we take a look at the big money players hitting the open market.
THE Sea Eagles’ two head coaches were expected to start work at the club’s Narrabeen headquarters on Monday morning — but neither turned up.
MANLY’S neglected and ageing ground is on the verge of being given a $35 million state-of-the-art Centre of Excellence, including a new 3000-seat grandstand.
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