Star sent off for ‘incredibly dangerous’ act
Sharks fullback William Kennedy could be facing a lengthy stint on the sidelines after he was sent off for a “coathanger” high shot.
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The Tackle: Public face of Knights’ dramatic collapse
In the space of six weeks, Newcastle has slipped from first to dead last. And it’s not all Kalyn Ponga or Adam O’Brien’s fault, writes PAUL CRAWLEY.
It’s Kiraz’s turn to knock back Bulldogs
Exciting centre Jacob Kiraz had given up on his dream to play for the Bulldogs after the club he loved knocked him back twice, but now he has a big decision to make on his future.
Reynolds relishing chance for payback
When the Broncos take on South Sydney this Thursday both clubs have a chance to cement their place in the top eight – Adam Reynolds is playing for more than points.
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McGregor would have switched Dugan for Bird
PAUL McGregor has conceded that Jack Bird will not rejoin the Dragons, but says he would have moved Josh Dugan to accommodate the youngster.
’13 teams can make the eight in 2016?’
IT’S almost impossible to go back-to-back in the NRL nowadays and 2016 is shaping up as no different, writes Paul Crawley. There are 13 teams a realistic hope of making the eight.
Bird set to re-sign with Sharks
DESPITE heavy interest elsewhere, Sharks five-eighth and reigning Rookie of the Year Jack Bird is set to remain with Cronulla until the end of 2017.
Blueprint will benefit teenagers: Bennett
BRONCOS coach Wayne Bennett says rugby league will show better care for teenage players if plans to delay their graduation to first grade are adopted.
Monday Buzz: How to fix NRL transfer madness
THE most crucial job for the NRL’s next boss is to fix the farcical player transfer market. Here, PHIL ROTHFIELD shows how to solve the problem.
Burning issues for your NRL club in 2016
THE biggest issues for every nrl club ahead of the 2016 season: can the Broncos bounce back, will BBQ help the Sharks sizzle and will Foran save the Eels?
Bunnies’ brutal eye gouge on Gallen
LUKE Keary could be in danger of missing the start of next season, after he was put on report for this brutal eye gouge on Sharks skipper Paul Gallen.
Sharks’ rise from rock bottom a fantastic feat
FORGET the Manly loss. The shocking start to 2015 and what the club has overcome means it has still been a meritorious year for the Sharks.
Ennis the Menace’s cheeky slap
SHARKS hooker Michael Ennis has returned to his trademark niggle in an attempt to spark his side during embarrassing loss. WATCH THE VIDEO
Fifita brothers banned, refs quit
CRONULLA forwards Andrew and David Fifita have received the first of their punishments for abusing match officials over the weekend.
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