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Everyone assumed Daly Cherry-Evans would sign with the Roosters when he announced he would leave the Sea Eagles, but nothing has been locked in.
Dom Young’s proposed return to Newcastle has been put in jeopardy after it emerged the Knights and Sydney Roosters were unable to agree on payment terms.
The likely signing of Manly’s Daly Cherry-Evans is being sold as something that will aid the Roosters’ playmaking growth, writes DAVID RICCIO. But why do the Roosters need to sign a 36-year-old to succeed?
Siua Wong was supposed to be the next big thing after bursting onto the scene in 2023, but it took some honest words from Trent Robinson to get him firing again.
The Daly Cherry-Evans rumour mill is in overdrive over where he lands in 2026. For DAVID RICCIO, there’s only two clubs that make sense for the veteran Manly halfback.
Hasler might be the hardest marker in rugby league but winger Jojo Fifita confirmed the veteran mentor had departed from tradition after the best defensive performance of his tenure.
The Roosters could get two key forwards back on Friday as they lick their wounds following last week’s bruising loss.
David Fifita could come face-to-face with the Sydney Roosters powerbrokers that tried to sign him as angry fans are set to make his Allianz Stadium return a torturous one after his infamous Tricolours backflip.
Roger Tuivasa-Sheck somehow ignored serious injury to produce an all-time moment of magic in the Warriors’ narrow win over the Roosters.
Sydney Roosters skipper James Tedesco has implored the Roosters to hold onto hooker Brandon Smith and unleash him at his best position when he returns from injury.
In the same week that one player signed the richest deal in rugby league history, it was a battling concreter and a bookmaker’s clerk on reserve grade wages that helped orchestrate the biggest NRL upset in years, writes PHIL ROTHFIELD.
Sidelined hooker Brandon Smith didn’t hold back his love for his “favourite team” in comments that will enrage the Sydney Roosters.
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