Mitch Moses could’ve easily been in blue and white on Saturday night, but the struggling club still doesn’t have a classy No.7. Plus, how the Roosters can harness Spencer Leniu’s firebrand on-field persona. WEEKEND READ
Western Sydney foes Parramatta and Canterbury dominated junior reps in 2023, but who has the best rising talent? We rank the top 19 youngsters poised to the NRL rivals into the future.
PAMELA WHALEY analyses all the TAB regular season wins markets to determine which clubs can exceed punters’ expectations and which are more likely to dash them in 2024.
MARKET WATCH: Canterbury’s forward pack is about to get a massive boost, with Phil Gould landing the prized signature of a South Sydney powerhouse.
Nick Politis has taken a massive swipe at NRL as the powerful Roosters chairman calls for change to the unfair season draw, writes Paul Crawley.
Phil Gould has moved to tell fans he “has a plan” after a backlash surrounding a boom talent’s request for a contract release.
A desperately-needed resolution could not be secured as the clubs met with NRL chief executive Andrew Abdo.
Kangaroos hooker Harry Grant has joined the chorus of criticism aimed at the NRL, claiming headquarters is low-balling the players who put their bodies on the line every game.
The NRL is facing one of its trickiest scheduling dilemmas in history with a number of clubs expected to get kicked off their home grounds next season.
Tevita Pangai Jnr produced a TKO in his boxing debut and now the former Broncos NRL star will unveil a lean-and-mean look for his second fight on the Sonny Bill Williams-Mark Hunt card.
Josh Jackson has given Canterbury and Phil Gould the ultimate gift, paving the way for the Bulldogs to continue their rebuild around Matt Burton.
A Marist College Ashgrove 2021 Old Boy has inked a deal with an NRL club. See the Canterbury Bankstown Bulldogs newest recruit who not only possesses a deadly goose step but is the relative of an NRL legend.
The Manly Sea Eagles have reacted to poaching raids on flyer Reuben Garrick by tabling a bumper deal. MARKET WATCH
Josh Reynolds has detailed the extent of his attempts to return to his beloved Bulldogs, saying he’d be willing to play for ‘one dollar’ if it meant wearing Canterbury colours one last time.
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