NRL world says same thing on horror act
Sharks winger Ronaldo Mulitalo is facing a stint on the sidelines after his shocking tackle left footy fans all saying the same thing.
Sharks winger Ronaldo Mulitalo is facing a stint on the sidelines after his shocking tackle left footy fans all saying the same thing.
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The Sharks have pulled off an impressive upset, beating the premiership favourite Melbourne Storm. But the game wasn’t without controversy, with a NSW bolter sweating on the judiciary after some late drama.
Storm stars Cameron Munster and Jahrome Hughes have something the Sharks halves Nicho Hynes and Braydon Trindall want – and it’s not just a premiership ring, writes DAVID RICCIO.
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.
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.
Hudson Young is the first player to be sin-binned following the NRL’s crackdown on high shots in the Raiders’ last-gasp victory.
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”.
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 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.
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.
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.
The man behind the Reggie Rabbit mascot has spoken out for the first time after he landed himself in hot water on the weekend.
He is a towering figure at South Sydney despite standing just 125cm. Charlie Gallico, better known as Reggie the Rabbit, fears he may have led the team out for the last time after pushing a young Sharks fan.
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