Your 33 years of service to rugby league in NSW is why this letter is so difficult to write. But a litany of inexcusable mistakes have made your position untenable. Win or lose, it’s time to step aside.
State of Origin 3 is set to be a blowout. Watch as veteran journalists Phil Rothfield and Robert Craddock renew their interstate rivalry.
The Bulldogs have prepared a groundbreaking deal, which includes a share in a pub, to lure Titan Tino Fa’asuamaleaui to Canterbury – a move which could have major salary cap implications.
They say a picture speaks a thousand words – and this is the holiday snap of Joseph-Aukuso Suaalii that is set to cause major angst for Wallabies stars, writes PHIL ROTHFIELD.
As the State of Origin circus travels to Perth, Brent Read points out the footballing demons both states will be out to exorcise ahead of the second game next Sunday.
Cameron Munster may be the talisman of Queensland’s Origin resurgence, but the State still prays at the altar of Wally Lewis, MATTY JOHNS explains why.
It might not be fair, it’s definitely controversial but there are two very important reasons NRL coaches lose their jobs. And it’s nothing to do with results, writes Paul Kent.
From NFT trading, to ginger beer, to white powder scandals, there’s a madness to Cameron Munster that can’t be explained. Not even by the new Queensland king himself, writes PAUL KENT.
State of Origin thrives on a little bit of hate, it fuels the hype, but these days the players are discouraged from causing a stir in the opposition camp and the game is poorer for it, writes PAUL KENT.
Far more than just a great player, Billy Slater has one of the best rugby league minds writes Matty Johns in his preview of where Origin I will be won and lost.
Cameron Ciraldo seemingly has his pick of a number of NRL coaching jobs – Brent Read rates the contenders and comes to a surprising conclusion.
NSW has long been accused of not getting what Origin was about, and by cutting the heart and soul of their team they’ve proved the critics right, writes Paul Kent.
Billy Slater will take a leaf out of Craig Bellamy’s coaching manual as the former champion fullback sets about adding a ruthless winning edge to the Maroons.
The coaching drums are beating everywhere in the NRL, but one club has moved to silence rumours of an impending change at the top, writes PAUL KENT.
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