Johns: The keys to Moses and Cleary taking control
Star halfbacks Nathan Cleary and Mitchell Moses need their big men to fire under pressure, writes MATTY JOHNS.
Star halfbacks Nathan Cleary and Mitchell Moses need their big men to fire under pressure, writes MATTY JOHNS.
The woes at Parramatta and Penrith opened a crack that GWS Giants rushed to fill. One helicopter ride revealed how fast the AFL moved.
For only the second time in a semi-final, western Sydney rivals Penrith and Parramatta will face-off in a battle to keep their season alive and two gifted halfbacks will take centre stage.
The Panthers will have to contend without one of their State of Origin stars when they meet the Eels in a sudden-death semi-final.
Cronulla’s salary cap fine will cost them James Segeyaro with the former Dally M hooker of the year’s contract set to be formally rejected by the NRL.
As the first NRL game of the year ticks ever closer, Nick Campton ranks every team in the league. In the first instalment he analyses the teams with plenty to prove in 2019.
NRL teams that finish as low at 10th on the premiership table will get the opportunity to play finals football under a proposal to revamp qualifying rules for the playoffs. But the fans aren’t happy.
It is easy to feel uncomfortable with the NRL’s new wildcard concept. It is even easier not to like it at all. Basically, it’s rewarding losing teams, writes Paul Kent.
For years it has been one of the biggest knocks on the club, but the emergence of Dylan Brown could herald the start of an exciting Eels era.
The 2019 pre-season is done and dusted and there was plenty to digest and discuss, with injuries, form, new rookie bolters and more — check out the talking points from every game.
The interview that will get every NRL fan excited in the countdown to the new season. Parramatta’s boom teenager Dylan Brown opens up for the first time ahead of his NRL debut.
Parramatta young gun Dylan Brown has proven he is the man to play five-eighth after excelling in the Eels’ 20-0 trial win over Penrith on Saturday night.
Former NRL coach Anthony Griffin reviews the Parramatta roster and reveals where the Eels are strong and where they will struggle to match it with the best in the league.
At the end of last season, some Parramatta players hated going to the local shops. The Eels had run dead-last — and their proud fans didn’t hold back. Clint Gutherson doesn’t want to go through that again.
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