NRL club concerns after ARLC reveals extraordinary new powers
The ARL Commission informed NRL clubs it has taken the extraordinary step of giving itself the power to charge players for offences on the field. SEE THE EMAIL.
The ARL Commission informed NRL clubs it has taken the extraordinary step of giving itself the power to charge players for offences on the field. SEE THE EMAIL.
Jarome Luai could be needed for more than just next week’s second Origin clash after Mitch Moses learned the full extent of his injury.
It was a classic clash between bitter rivals the Bulldogs and Eels on holiday Monday, punctuated by a contentious sin bin and mid-season recruit Lachlan Galvin’s first try for the club.
There were many positional questions prior to Lachlan Galvin’s Canterbury debut, and some – not all – were answered as Matt Burton put his stamp on the No. 6 jersey against the Eels. See all the winners and losers from the King’s birthday clash.
Struggling to begin the 2025 season with an 0-3 record, the Eels jumped at the opportunity to sign Warriors star Dylan Walker. See why they signed the premiership winning utility.
Eels legend Nathan Hindmarsh believes enough is enough for the underperforming Dylan Brown at Parramatta, saying the club should cut ties with the playmaker immediately.
The Eels crashed to a third-straight defeat but there were positive signs for new coach Jason Ryles as he searches for his first win with Parramatta.
After battling to a hard-fought win over Parramatta, Dogs coach Cameron Ciraldo was in no mood for a journalist’s curious question.
Only four players remain from Cameron Ciraldo’s round one Bulldogs team from two years ago. It’s just one example of why Parramatta fans should have hope for better days ahead under Jason Ryles, writes David Riccio.
Jason Ryles sought a secret meeting with Josh Addo-Carr to get the measure of the man he wanted to sign at the Eels, but a neighbour’s party – and Addo-Carr’s extroverted personality – almost ruined the deal.
The famous Barrett surname will once again be spotted in the famous Red V plus find out why Taylan May has wiped his social media accounts. All in the full SPORT CONFIDENTIAL.
Parramatta boss Jim Sarantinos has addressed the Eels’ poor start to the season, backing the decision to release Clint Gutherson and denying Dylan Brown has become a distraction. But there were two questions he refused to answer.
There is no quick fix for Jason Ryles but there are options to stem the early bleeding at Parramatta. BRENT READ analyses the problems Ryles can control – and the ones he can’t.
Mitchell Moses won’t be able to swoop in and save the Eels, with the star halfback revealing his foot injury will keep him out for longer than first thought.
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