The NRL’s most successful club, the Brisbane Broncos were formed in 1988 under coach Wayne Bennett. Bennett led the Broncos to six Premiership victories and thus far have a perfect record in Grand Final matches. It is this culture, with the help of league legends Shane Webcke, Darren Lockyer and Alan Langer, that has enabled Brisbane to record the highest annual revenues out of all NRL clubs and maintain the largest crowd attendances in the competition with an average of 33,000 people per game.
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Broncos suffer two bad injuries in win
by Wayne Heming, 18 May 2013
Brisbane’s 32-6 NRL win over Gold Coast has come at a price, with international centre Jack Reed to have scans for a suspected fractured eye socket and teammate David Stagg suffering what appears to be a career-ending knee injury. Veteran forward Stagg, playing his 98th game for Brisbane after returning home to the club from [...]
Brisbane Broncos vs Gold Coast Titans: NRL live scores, blog
by Chris Chard, 17 May 2013 ![]()
Its round two of the south-Eeast Queensland local derby tonight as the Brisbane Broncos play host to little brother the Gold Coast Titans. Join us for live scores and commentary from 7.30pm AEST. Despite both having been involved in matches decided by a solitary point last week, Brisbane and the Gold Coast came out of [...]
Broncos launch junior academy in Logan
by Wayne Heming, 16 May 2013
Six-time NRL premiers Brisbane hope a joint venture to establish a high performance junior rugby league academy in one of the city’s fastest growing areas could net them another Israel Folau or even a future Cameron Smith. The $6.5 million dollar project with partners Logan City Council to build three playing fields and a fully [...]
Parramatta Eels vs Brisbane Broncos: NRL live scores, blog
by Chris Chard, 11 May 2013 ![]()
Well it’s another Saturday night of NRL action and another Queensland team makes the road trip to Sydney’s West as the Parramatta Eels play host to the Brisbane Broncos. Join us for live scores and commentary from 7.30pm AEST. After a solid if unspectacular display against the Cowboys last week that saw them just fall [...]
I was dead-set wrong about Folau
by David Lord, 7 May 2013 ![]()
Back on December 4 last year I wrote that signing Israel Folau was a bad call. And with every good reason, at the time. He had played for the Broncos in 2011, Greater Western Sydney in 2012 and was ready to play his third different code in as many years with the Waratahs in 2013. [...]
Brisbane Broncos vs South Sydney Rabbitohs: NRL live scores, blog
by Alan Nicolea, 3 May 2013 ![]()
The Brisbane Broncos are on a three match winning streak and will look to a big Suncorp Stadium crowd for inspiration as they face premiership contenders South Sydney Rabbitohs. Join us for live scores and commentary from 7.30pm AEST. Brisbane face a real litmus test tonight against South Sydney and will have to produce their [...]
Broncos beat injury-hit Tigers 20-10
by Steve Jancetic, 28 Apr 2013
A disappointing night on the scoreboard was compounded by a night of carnage in the casualty ward for Wests Tigers with new halfback Tim Moltzen suffering a season-ending knee injury in a 20-10 loss to Brisbane at Campbelltown. Already without a host of players including star playmaker Benji Marshall due to injury, the Tigers lost [...]
Wests Tigers vs Brisbane Broncos: NRL live scores, blog
by Alan Nicolea, 27 Apr 2013 ![]()
The Wests Tigers are going to have to show some bite tonight if they are to beat a Brisbane Broncos team going for three wins on the trot. Join us for live scores and commentary from 7.30pm AEST. Brisbane has registered tough victories over the Titans and Cowboys in recent weeks and will fancy their [...]
Does more media coverage deliver bigger crowds?
by Damien, 15 Apr 2013
The crowd for the Roosters vs Canterbury game was a disappointing 22,000. Considering how much the game was built up by the media and the superstar status of Sonny Bill Williams, Matty Johns claimed it was a “border-line disaster”. Ricky Stuart put out an article on Sunday with his views on it. Gorden Tallis also [...]
Hoffman scores winning try for Broncos
by AAP, 13 Apr 2013
Reluctant winger Josh Hoffman scored the best try of his blossoming NRL career as Brisbane snatched a thrilling 12-10 derby win over a depleted but gallant North Queensland on Friday night at Suncorp Stadium. Hoffman’s seventh try in his past three games – and his second of the night – in the 72nd minute put [...]
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Give Dugan time before elevating his star again
by Luke Doherty, 19 May 2013
Sport has become such a big business that it needs villains and heroes to be sold to the masses in billion dollar bundles. It is not just a contest between two teams, but also entertainment for hundreds of thousands. So the players take on the role of characters and, as with every great drama, there [...]
Farah calls for unity at Wests Tigers
by James MacSmith, 19 May 2013
Captain Robbie Farah has called for unity at the Wests Tigers in the wake of chief executive Stephen Humphreys standing down from his post at the NRL club. Behind-the-scenes machinations at the club continue to be dogged by in-fighting between the Balmain and Western Suburbs partners in the joint venture and the Tigers’ disastrous onfield [...]
Dragons hail superstar Dugan
by James MacSmith, 19 May 2013
St George Illawarra coach Steve Price hailed Josh Dugan’s superstar qualities as the former Canberra fullback enjoyed an impressive return to the NRL in the Dragons’ 32-12 win over Parramatta on Saturday night. Dugan was superb in his first game in two months after being sacked by Canberra in March for repeated discipline breaches. The [...]
Roosters hold off Cowboys 12-8
by AAP, 19 May 2013
NSW halfback Mitchell Pearce kept the Sydney Roosters in touch with NRL leaders South Sydney, engineering a 12-8 win over North Queensland on Saturday in Townsville. Pearce laid on the final pass for both Roosters tries, moving them within two points of the Rabbitohs and consigning the Cowboys to their second consecutive loss. Much was [...]
Sorry Warriors cop record NRL thrashing
by Joe Barton, 19 May 2013
Warriors captain Simon Mannering doesn’t believe their NRL season, which is spiralling out of control, can get much worse than Saturday night’s 62-6 thrashing at Penrith. The 56-point victory is the biggest loss in the Warriors’ history, and the second-biggest win in Penrith’s 46-year existence. The humiliating 10-tries-to-one thrashing left Mannering and an ashen-faced coach [...]
North Queensland Cowboys vs Sydney Roosters: NRL live scores, blog
by Alan Nicolea, 18 May 2013
The Sydney Roosters take on a desperate North Queensland Cowboys side just five days after beating Manly in a tough Monday night encounter. Join us for live scores and commentary from 7:30pm AEDT. The Roosters went a long way to proving why they are true premiership contenders after their gutsy 16-4 victory over the Sea [...]
Penrith Panthers vs New Zealand Warriors: NRL live scores
by Chris Chard, 18 May 2013
It’s a must win round 10 clash as the giant slaying Penrith Panthers play host to the unpredictable New Zealand Warriors at Centrebet Stadium tonight. Join us for live scores from 7:30PM AEST. After a miraculous upset win against world club champions the Melbourne Storm on Monday night, Ivan Cleary’s working class Panthers outfit will [...]
St George Illawarra Dragons vs Parramatta Eels: NRL Live scores, Blog
by rozamate, 18 May 2013
Saturday will see the Rugby Leagues world eyes turn to Wollongong as the St George Illawarra Dragons take on the Parramatta Eels. Both teams have proved to allergic winning in recent times and victory is crucial if either team is to keep in touch with the finals race, join us at 5.30pm AEST time for [...]
Raiders question Dugan’s NRL return
by James MacSmith, 18 May 2013
Canberra chairman John McIntyre has questioned whether Josh Dugan is psychologically ready to return to the NRL as the troubled fullback prepares to play his first game for St George Illawarra on Saturday. Dugan will play his first game since round one against Parramatta in Wollongong, after being sacked by the Raiders in March following [...]
Souths massacre sorry Tigers in NRL
by Ian McCullough, 18 May 2013
Less than two years ago the Wests Tigers were the swashbuckling entertainers of the NRL and the side tipped for NRL premiership glory sooner rather than later. But those memories seemed a lifetime ago on Friday night as a ruthless South Sydney outclassed, outmuscled and ultimately embarrassed the Tigers to cruise to a 54-10 win [...]

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