Cameron McInnes starts bleeding if he puts on a shirt that’s too tight, but every scab, scar and cut is a testament to the toughness of the Cronulla warhorse. See the pictures of the toll the NRL has left on the Sharks captain through the years.
Hundreds of footy fans will score free tickets to cheer on the Cowboys in Friday night’s elimination final after an 11th hour special promotion. This is how you can enter:
The mind games have begun ahead of the blockbuster Cowboys-Sharks clash, with Todd Payten reminding Cronulla of their horror finals record and questioning their premiership credentials.
Cronulla five-eighth Daniel Atkinson learned his craft as a kid in Maroochydore on the Sunshine Coast watching his Maroons heroes in State of Origin. Now his job is to kill off Queensland’s last title hope by knocking off the Cowboys.
Cronulla’s charge to the top of the NRL ladder has continued with fans all saying the same thing about the Sharks’ latest cult hero.
Nicho Hynes has the chance to impress State of Origin selectors at Magic Round, but his fitness is the only thing that matters when the final team list is announced.
A delay in vital evidence related to Braydon Trindall’s court hearing has opened the door for the Cronulla Sharks star to make a shock NRL comeback this weekend.
The Bulldogs might be ahead on the ladder, but the Dragons are the most improved team in the competition this season. Check out Buzz’s highlights and lowlights from round 10.
Storm skipper Harry Grant was left stunned after the hooker was controversially sin binned, as the Sharks capitalised to end Melbourne’s 14-game win streak at home in a thrilling top of the table clash.
The NRL world was left dumbfounded after Storm captain Harry Grant was sin binned in utterly farcical scenes no one could believe.
Dragons coach Shane Flanagan called his side “awful” but it was the pre-game scenes that would have fans at least understanding why.
Nicho Hynes is playing an active role in helping resurrect the season of teammate Braydon Trindall. See when the crestfallen playmaker could be set to return.
Cronulla risk establishing themselves as the NRL’s newest May premiers, with a massive five-week period against competition heavyweights to define their season. DEAN RITCHIE reveals why.
A Cronulla cult hero was a confronting sight for even rugby league greats when he stepped in front of the camera.
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