Star’s cheeky hairline sledge in heated spat
Braydon Trindall was involved in a heated war of words with Mitchell Moses after the Sharks five-eighth was placed on report.
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Bunker controversy continues as Sharks hold off Eels comeback
There were no dubious sin bins, but the Bunker once again reared its ugly head into Magic Round, as the Sharks held off an Eels comeback to claim victory.
NRL world stunned by Shark’s disaster
A Cronulla veteran’s Magic Round lasted a grand total of two minutes after suffering an absolute nightmare at Suncorp Stadium.
Why NRL star changed his name mid-season
Sharks fans thought there may have been a spelling mistake when they saw the team list on Tuesday, but a young star has revealed why he felt the time was right to change his name.
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Reason Johns refused to commentate game
It’s been revealed Andrew Johns became so angry at the NRL’s “farcical” crackdown he staged a commentary boycott over the weekend.
‘Season-defining’: Marshall all smiles as Tigers take pressure off
The Wests Tigers showed no signs of a team divided over the events of the past week, downing the Sharks in a golden point thriller in front of a parochial Leichhardt crowd.
SuperCoach NRL: What we learned from Sunday footy
Kalyn Ponga and the Newcastle Knights’ woes have continued in a meek showing against the Cronulla Sharks, while a Super POD has emerged at the Raiders.
WATCH: Raiders score try of the year contender to sink the Sharks
Canberra forward Hudson Young became the first player sin binned under the NRL’s high shot recalibration, but then helped set up one of the team tries of the season as the Raiders pipped the Sharks at the death.
‘Direct and forceful’: Raiders star binned
Hudson Young is the first player to be sin-binned following the NRL’s crackdown on high shots in the Raiders’ last-gasp victory.
‘Un-Australian’: Sharks boss attacks Nicho Hynes critics
Cronulla chair Steve Mace has launched a stunning defence of Sharks star Nicho Hynes, claiming the $1 million-a-year playmaker is a victim of Australia’s “tall poppy syndrome”.
Undefeated Dogs get under Sharks skin to claim top spot
And then there was one. The Canterbury Bulldogs are the NRL’s only undefeated team after four rounds, moving to the top of the ladder for the first time in nine-years, after rattling the Sharks at home.
Cowboys survive late Raiders scare to secure first win of 2025
Cowboys coach Todd Payten can breathe a sigh of relief, as North Queensland held off a late Raiders fightback to secure their first win of the season.
Next Bellamy, Bennett: Mal’s stunning praise for rival coaches
Kangaroos coach Mal Meninga believes rival coaches Craig Fitzgibbon and Cameron Ciraldo have what it takes to become the next great NRL mentors, as the Sharks prepare to take on the Bulldogs.
Every NRL club’s premiership window: DCE lottery blows race open
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.
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