The Tackle: Young guns enjoy being centre of attention
In an era of manufactured centres, the Broncos and Dragons have the luxury of deploying specialists. Likes and dislikes from R3, plus Dally M votes and full leaderboard.
In an era of manufactured centres, the Broncos and Dragons have the luxury of deploying specialists. Likes and dislikes from R3, plus Dally M votes and full leaderboard.
It comes with a rotational clause but the introduction of the new 18th man rule into the NRL after round five is sure to be a boon for a select group of players.
You can’t coach against fatigue, because fatigue brings mistakes, and mistakes lead to the unemployment line. Coaches have, for years muddied the debate for an 18th man.
Newcastle played like a team ready to hit the town rather than grind out a win for Mitchell Pearce’s 300th game. It’s simply not good enough, writes Paul Crawley.
THE wait is almost over… Thursday night, Kogarah Jubilee Oval. St George Illawarra host Brisbane to launch the most anticipated season in memory. Ben Hunt against his old team.
THE first Team List Tuesday of the year is on the horizon and the make-up of almost every squad is shrouded in mystery. With many SuperCoaches sweating on the teams to drop, we take a look at the 10 things we’re all looking out for.
COURIER-Mail sports columnist Robert “Crash” Craddock takes a look at the major highs and lows of the NRL pre-season, calling on controversial Brisbane Broncos forward Matt Lodge to speak up before he takes to the field on Thursday night.
THE landscape can change quickly for NRL coaches. PAUL CRAWLEY takes a look at the safety rating of each coach going into the new season and gives his verdict on who will be the first to go.
HE’S now Newcastle’s Knight in shining armour but, without his ‘rock’, Mitchell Pearce admits he doesn’t know where or what he would be.
PAUL Kent runs his eye over all the NRL heavyweights to find out which team is title bound in 2018 and which is playing to save the coach.
MITCHELL Pearce’s incredible off-season transformation has been completed, with the star Newcastle recruit handed the Knights captaincy, alongside back-rower Jamie Buhrer.
THE NRL is preparing for record crowds to launch the most open, fascinating and difficult-to-predict season in recent memory, with more than 150,000 league-starved supporters preparing to roll through the turnstiles in round one.
THE SuperCoach team-churning frenzy is peaking as Team List Tuesday for round one finally approaches but resident expert Trent Copeland is doing his best not to succumb.
NATHAN Ross played a 38-degree trial game with what felt like ‘a beanie’ on his head. The Knights winger had hair in his eyes and that’s because he hasn’t seen a barber for 10 months but it’s all in the name of charity.
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