Canterbury captain Stephen Crichton won’t give evidence in person at the NRL judiciary to give evidence against Kyle Flanagan. It comes as the Dragons appoint a high-profile barrister to defend their halfback over the bite allegations.
There are plenty of stars who have helped the Bulldogs turn things around this year, including this unsung hero.
With a sell out crowd and finals spots on the line, the Dragons-Bulldogs clash loomed as must watch TV. But the match took a terrifying turn after a player was rushed to hospital with an heart concern.
Police are set to conduct a high visibility operation warning fans to be on their best behaviour for the Dragons’ sellout clash against Canterbury in the wake of wild Bulldogs celebrations last weekend.
The Knights attack was back at its best in 2023 after a historic run of wins, but it may have believers in the paranormal on edge. These are the stats that will determine your team’s hopes in 2024.
Canterbury has secured the future of teenage cross-code sensation Mitchell Woods, with Phil Gould saying the club is “honoured and excited he has chosen our club”.
Canterbury have been the busiest team in free agency, revamping a third of their squad. But what have they achieved? DAVID RICCIO breaks down an important off-season for Cameron Ciraldo.
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Canterbury have been the most aggressive club in the player market – but also copped criticism for buying players without locked-in positions. DAVID RICCIO rates their roster for 2024.
Bronson Xerri went straight from school to the NRL, with “everything handed to me”. Then, after being given a four-year ban, he crashed down to earth. The Canterbury centre opens up to PAMELA WHALEY.
He’s yet to hit the training paddock after picking up an injury on his last day as a Shark, but Connor Tracey insists he’ll be ready to fight for his spot in the trials in the new year.
The battle for spots at the Bulldogs is heating up over summer, with a couple of key recruits revealing exactly where they want to play in 2024.
The Wests Tigers could be blown out of the water for their two prized targets, revealing they have already pulled one offer. The latest on the high-profile recruitment drive inside.
Stephen Crichton and Jarome Luai are best mates, but don’t expect their relationship to play a part in the five-eighth’s decision about his future.
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