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A debate has erupted in rugby league circles over what the right punishment after one of rugby league’s most hated acts reared its ugly head.
The Dolphins got the result over the winless Titans in the Queensland derby, but potentially at a cost, as one of their players is facing a lengthy suspension for an ugly hip drop tackle.
It was the sacking – and falling out – that rocked Queensland rugby league. Now Wayne Bennett has broken his silence following an invitation from Brisbane ahead of the derby.
Key playmakers under the pump, winless teams feeling the pressure and big questions over players controlling their emotions headline the burning issues heading into round 3.
The Dolphins have won its first ever NRL away game and edged closer to a much more significant slice of rugby league history.
When Wayne Bennett and the Dolphins hit the road in an attempt to recruit 30 players, the veteran super coach got to know the current crop of NRL stars – and he was unimpressed.
It’s taken just two NRL games for the Bulldogs to unearth the surprise packet of the competition and he headlines an impressive list of market movers.
Tim Sheens is protecting his man, but there is no denying the Tigers’ chief playmaker is not taking ownership of his team. Their attack already looks diabolical and that spells real trouble.
A rugby league star has sparked a huge online debate after making a bold declaration about a tradition he absolutely hates.
While some are convinced there isn’t enough talent to expand the NRL some of the game’s highest profile Pacific Islander would be lining up to join the Pasifika franchise if it became the 18th team.
The Broncos have firmed into one of the NRL’s genuine premiership contenders – and the origins of their turnaround came from a single ‘embarrassing’ moment last season.
State of Origin great Chris Close says a new Dolphins star has taken him back in time to the days of a man he trusted and all fans should embrace his bankability as a crucial nerve-settler.
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