Will the Panthers qualify for their fourth-straight grand final or can the Storm side spoil the party? Can the Broncos end the ‘Wahs’ revolution? See our experts’ preliminary final predictions.
This year’s premiership contenders have taken very different paths to building their winning rosters. Here’s how they used their salary caps.
Storm star Cameron Munster has provided a terse reply to Fox League’s Gorden Tallis’ criticism of the Melbourne forward pack.
The last words of his dying dad are motivating 135kg Storm giant Nelson Asofa-Solomona in Friday’s NRL preliminary final against the Penrith Panthers.
THE wait is almost over… Thursday night, Kogarah Jubilee Oval. St George Illawarra host Brisbane to launch the most anticipated season in memory. Ben Hunt against his old team.
THE landscape can change quickly for NRL coaches. PAUL CRAWLEY takes a look at the safety rating of each coach going into the new season and gives his verdict on who will be the first to go.
PAUL Kent runs his eye over all the NRL heavyweights to find out which team is title bound in 2018 and which is playing to save the coach.
THE NRL is preparing for record crowds to launch the most open, fascinating and difficult-to-predict season in recent memory, with more than 150,000 league-starved supporters preparing to roll through the turnstiles in round one.
THE game’s most respected voice rates the 16 NRL clubs ahead of the new season. Buzz Rothfield gives his predictions on how the ladder will sit at the end of 2018. BLOG WITH BUZZ FROM 1PM
IT feels like the most anticipated start to a league season in years after all the star player movement. All these superstars have the ability to ignite their new clubs’ premiership aspirations and have fans counting down the days to when the season kicks off.
IT was a huge weekend of NRL trial matches and our experts covered every game. This is what we learned in the final hit-outs before season 2018 kicks off in just two weeks.
PETER Beattie will need to call upon every bit of his political nous after the game’s worst fears were realised on Wednesday when the clubs were unable to agree on constitutional reform.
THE NRL will introduce a new shot-clock — stopping times after conversions this year in a move designed to give fans more “ball in play” time and reduce delay in restarts.
THESE are the 16 NRL figures who hold the fate and future of rugby league in their hands. Today, they will meet in Sydney to either unite to vote for constitutional reform or allow the game to be dragged into civil war.
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