One of the central figures in the NRL sin bin crackdown for high shots says he hopes it doesn’t lead to matches being decided by players taking dives, while Bulldogs coach Cameron Ciraldo has backed his hooker Reed Mahoney.
Latrell Mitchell is set to play his first game of the season against his former club, but the South Sydney superstar could make his return in a new position.
The suspension of Broncos star Jordan Riki has forced Michael Maguire into a forward reshuffle, with the coach recalling an unheralded edge forward for the Tigers clash.
Latrell Mitchell will start a game in the centres in clubland for the first time in six years. Wayne Bennett reveals the reasoning behind the superstar full-back’s positional switch.
Rabbitohs star Latrell Mitchell has been spotted training in a new position. Elsewhere, there’s a boost for the Bulldogs and Tom Trbojevic’s knee injury isn’t quite as bad as first thought.
There were a number of lucky players in round 4, but the NRL has warned all 17 clubs that the sin bin will be used this weekend if key criteria is met.
Many believe Daly Cherry-Evans’ decision to leave a two-year deal on the table has tarnished his Manly legacy.
NRL: Andrew Abdo spoke to NRL 360 about the potential return of another crackdown on high tackles.
NRL: Manly Sea Eagles are hopeful that fullback Tom Trbojevic will only miss four weeks of NRL action with MCL tear injury.
NRL: Alex Seyfarth has acknowledged his wrongdoings after the Tigers lost due to a penalty goal that was given because of a high tackle by Seyfarth….
NRL: The NRL has put all seventeen clubs on notice as some big misses from round four are set to cause the return of 2021’s high-tackle crackdown….
A Broncos duo hoping to return to first grade, a Storm star returning from injury, plus a couple of young halves catching eyes at the Roosters. All the action from the lower grades in NRL Succession.
There’s lots of attention on the Tigers to see if they can keep their stars amid an oversupply of talent in key positions. MICHAEL CARAYANNIS dissects the health of every club’s spine to see who is best-placed now and in the future.
NRL: Cooper Cronk has drawn similarities between his move to the Sydney Roosters and the future of Daly Cherry-Evans, believing that the halfback…
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