NRL’s drastic rule change to end six-again farce
The NRL is considering a dramatic change which would see matches go beyond the 80 minute mark in a bid to combat teams exploiting set restarts.
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Locked in: Ex-prop new NRL integrity boss
After seven long years, Karyn Murphy stepped down as the NRL head of integrity in May. Now the league has appointed a replacement, reports Phil Rothfield.
Storm coach tears own players to shreds
Craig Bellamy is not a coach who keep his opinions to himself and the Storm mentor laid into his own players in a savage take-down.
Furious Bellamy smashes Storm after Manly defeat
A Daly Cherry-Evans masterclass saw Manly hold off a fast finishing Storm on but the real damage for Melbourne was dished out by their coach after the match.
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Foran: ‘Decision could’ve gone either way’
KIERAN Foran has admitted he was “tossing and turning” over the decision to quit Manly and join Parramatta, adding that the departure of another player contributed to the call he made this morning.
‘Nobody can keep a secret‘
IN HIS weekly news.com.au column, Wendell Sailor laments the fact people talk in rugby league — and they talk too much.
Manly axe Jamil Hopoate over assault
MANLY have sacked young gun Jamil Hopoate after the serial bad boy was jailed for at least one year over an unprovoked attack of a man outside a Sydney pub.
Buzz: Wins mask huge drama at Manly
IT’S amazing the Manly Sea Eagles continue to lead the premiership given the player disharmony eating away at the club.
Williams’ time at Manly appears over
DAVID Williams is likely to accept Manly’s push for him to play elsewhere in 2015 after he was suspended by the NRL for illegal betting.
Why Steve Matai’s no real villain
MANLY’S Steve Matai is used to being public enemy No. 1 but this enforcer is much more than the footballing villain he is portrayed as.
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