NRL Trials: Every club’s key positional battle ahead of Round 1
Young guns staking their claim, new recruits making a statement, veterans under pressure to retain their spots. These are every NRL club’s key positional battles.
Young guns staking their claim, new recruits making a statement, veterans under pressure to retain their spots. These are every NRL club’s key positional battles.
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The Roosters can be ruthless when they need to be, but James Tedesco doesn’t deserve to be kicked to the kerb for Joey Manu. Plus, the vibes are high at Parramatta following a positive pre-season, but they’ll need more than that to keep pace with the top teams. WEEKEND READ
Round 1 of the NRL kicks off in the bright lights of Las Vegas in three weeks, but there are plenty of team selections to be made before then. PAMELA WHALEY runs the rule over every club.
It’s not easy to turn down Wayne Bennett, but Parramatta back-rower Ryan Matterson has done just that and revealed why he is staying at the Eels.
Eels winger Solomone Naiduki is facing a lengthy stint on the sidelines after a shocking cannonball tackle, which has ended the season of his opponent. GRAPHIC WARNING
The NRL will only embarrass themselves further if they carry on with this ridiculous threat of fining Trent Robinson for his critical comments on the refereeing farce, writes PAUL CRAWLEY.
They are NSW State of Origin’s Gen Next. NSW teens on the path to success and already turning heads. Top guns to watch in the U19 NSW v Queensland match-ups on Thursday.
Dolphins coach Wayne Bennett has lost another one with a NSW State of Origin star reportedly agreeing to a rich new contract.
An Aussie punter was agonisingly close to turning $5 into $1 million — only for the payday to turn to dust in cruel circumstances.
Luciano Leilua’s move from Wests Tigers to the Cowboys has come at a cost, while the Parramatta Eels have added a key piece in their backrow reshuffle.
The Parramatta Eels have told one of its stars who just over 18 months ago played State of Origin that he can go and find another club.
Queensland coach Billy Slater says Melbourne, and Maroons, star Felise Kaufusi deserves respect rather than condemnation.
A late blunder from Parramatta halfback Mitchell Moses epitomised the Eels’ woeful performance against Canterbury.
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