NRL refuses to rule out huge grand final change
The rise of the Warriors has provoked the NRL into bringing back daytime final matches. So why not a daytime grand final, asks DAVID RICCIO.
The rise of the Warriors has provoked the NRL into bringing back daytime final matches. So why not a daytime grand final, asks DAVID RICCIO.
Much of the plaudits for the Roosters’ thrilling victory centred on Sam Walker’s field goal. But the true hero barely rated a mention, writes PHIL ROTHFIELD.
Utility Kyle Flanagan has played his last game for Canterbury but his NRL career is set to kick on with a familiar face.
Phil Rothfield looks back at the highs and lows, feuds and fade-outs, blunders and blow-ups after 27 rounds of the high drama that is rugby league. Check out the Monday Buzz season awards.
Wayne Bennett has often said the best coaches are the best recruiters and his pursuit of Storm star Cameron Munster has forced him to dig deep into his bag of tricks, writes PAUL KENT.
A former top-rated Canterbury junior is among a list of six Bulldogs without a deal for next season as the club prepares for the arrival of new coach Cameron Ciraldo.
Originally snubbed from Allianz Stadium’s naming plans, Arthur Beetson was immortalised on the $900 million venue’s grandstands following a lengthy The Daily Telegraph campaign.
Is one of Queensland’s State of Origin heroes headed to the sunshine state? One suitor has weighed in on speculation linking them with a move for Ben Hunt.
Wests Tigers’ embarrassing SCG drubbing took an ugly turn at fulltime, with Adam Doueihi abused by a disgruntled fan. Phil Rothfield’s weekend highlights and lowlights.
One of Manly’s most influential figures has delivered a brutal assessment of Des Hasler’s coaching ability and future at the club. Phil Rothfield’s weekend highlights and lowlights.
Newcastle coach Adam O’Brien insists superstar fullback Kalyn Ponga does not have too much power at the club and has vowed to inject a harder edge to stop the rot at the Knights.
The great clubs are always well led, and Kalyn Ponga has shown he doesn’t have the influence needed to deliver premierships for the Knights, writes Paul Kent.
Even the best teams have their bogey sides, and their bunnies. Find out which team in the top eight has the best and worst record against rivals jostling for finals spots.
In every successful era the Knights have had, the team was littered with junior stars nurtured through the ranks. That’s no longer the case and it’s led to a loss of identity, writes Paul Kent.
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