‘Relieved’ Milford set for blockbuster return
Anthony Milford is looking forward to linking with Kayln Ponga at Newcastle after being given the green light to return to the NRL — and his first match is set to be against his former club.
Anthony Milford is looking forward to linking with Kayln Ponga at Newcastle after being given the green light to return to the NRL — and his first match is set to be against his former club.
The Dragons are in all sorts writes Brent Read, and it is largely thanks to a selection policy which rewards mediocre veterans and ignores talented youngsters.
From the tragic accident and his love for Augusta to the Newcastle Knights and that famous commentary style, Brent Read reflects on the life of Jack Newton OAM.
When the Penrith Panthers approached the NRL about Nathan Cleary taking a pay cut to benefit the team they were told no way — but that didn’t stop it happening.
With Jahrome Hughes, Harry Grant and Ryan Papenhuyzen already locked in, Cameron Munster is the final piece in the Storm playmaking puzzle.
The Knights have upped the ante in their bid to fast-track the NRL return of former Broncos star Anthony Milford.
Michael Maguire and Luke Brooks are copping plenty of heat over the Wests Tigers failure to succeed, but one club legend reckons the blame lies elsewhere.
Anthony Milford’s former mentor savaged NRL bosses for their treatment of the Broncos’ former million dollar man as question marks remain over what happens next.
South Sydney hooker Damien Cook has given short shrift to the view that Latrell Mitchell should be moved back to the centres for his own preservation.
Raiders coach Ricky Stuart has added X-factor to his team, while a veteran is set to be overlooked again. Plus, there’s both good and bad news for KFC SuperCoach cheapies.
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