Dragons veteran De Belin to quit club and join NRL rival
The Dragons’ longest-serving current player, Jack de Belin, is set to quit the club at the end of the season to join an NRL rival in 2026.
The Dragons’ longest-serving current player, Jack de Belin, is set to quit the club at the end of the season to join an NRL rival in 2026.
It’s the controversial rule which denied Lachlan Galvin Dally M Rookie of the Year honours in 2024. These are the players ineligible through suspension and the rookie who was out of the race before he got to the NRL.
He was the golden point hero when he met the Dragons earlier this season, but Zac Lomax faces a new challenge when he returns to Wollongong in enemy colours, with the Eels star ready to embrace a hostile reception.
Penrith officials were left dumbfounded by Nathan Cleary’s apparent leg injury which saw him relinquish goalkicking duties and contain his overall Perth performance. ORIGIN CONFIDENTIAL.
On a high from their stunning comeback win over the Dragons, the Parramatta Eels have been given a wake-up call, as the Raiders ran riot to put 50-points on the NRL cellar dwellers.
Mitchell Moses was expected to make his season debut at Magic Round, but the club has revealed that the timeline could change.
Former Dragons star Zac Lomax has got one over on his old team, as Parramatta claimed their first win of the season in the first golden point match of the year.
Manly star Tom Trbojevic has been struck down once again with concerning scenes unfolding for the fullback on Sunday afternoon.
Daly Cherry-Evans’ impending Manly exit has made him a priceless premiership commodity for several NRL clubs in their relentless pursuit of a title. PAMELA WHALEY analyses every team’s premiership window.
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.
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