As one of the two remaining foundation clubs in Australian Rugby League, and with 20 Premierships under their belt, the South Sydney Rabbitohs are the most successful club in Australian Rugby League history. Recent times however have seen the Rabbitohs venture near the bottom of the NRL ladder with an exception being in 2007 when South Sydney made its first finals appearance since 1989. Souths have added star Greg Inglis, Dave Taylor and Sam Burgess in recent times as they attempt to once again become a force.
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Souths hammer Canberra in NRL clash
by AAP - May 26th 2012 @ 1:26am
South Sydney Rabbitohs vs Canberra Raiders: NRL live scores, blog
by Curtis Woodward - May 25th 2012 @ 4:00pm
The Canberra Raiders travel to ANZ Stadium for a clash with the South Sydney Rabbitohs in Friday Night Football. Join us for live NRL scores and commentary from 7.30pm AEST. Can the Rabbitohs (6th) continue on their merry way or will the Raiders fire up without superstars Terry Campese and Josh Dugan? The Raiders’ (12th) [...]
Finals beckon for battle-hardened Souths
by Joe Barton - May 22nd 2012 @ 1:45am
St George Illawarra Dragons vs South Sydney Rabbitohs: NRL live scores
by The Crowd - May 20th 2012 @ 1:08pm
The St George Illawarra Dragons are coming off a shock loss to Penrith but welcome back Jamie Soward for today’s vital clash against rivals the South Sydney Rabbitohs. Join us for live scores from 3.00pm AEST. The Dragons produced one of their worst performances of the season on Monday night, succumbing to an energetic Panthers [...]
109 years on, Australian rugby teams still kick away possession
by The Crowd - May 18th 2012 @ 1:05am
I have two excellent books at home, each based on the men who first captained the Wallabies and Kangaroos respectively. For interest, our first ever Wallaby captain was centre Frank Row in 1899. Our first Kangaroo captain was prop/hooker Arthur Hennessy in 1908. Hennessy was a hardworking and diligent forward, if on the smallish and [...]
Greg Inglis is back
by Sluggers - May 12th 2012 @ 9:53am
As a Broncos fan, I was licking my lips at the prospect of Greg Inglis joining the Broncos from the Melbourne Storm back in 2010. At the time Darren Lockyer’s career was drawing to a close. I thought it was perfect timing, send a champion out on a good note and bring in a player [...]
BROWNIE: Maguire pulls a rabbit out of a hat with Inglis at fullback
by Nathan Brown - May 10th 2012 @ 4:10am
Michael Maguire deserves a lot of credit for moving Greg Inglis back to fullback. Some of you may recall that Inglis started as a fullback, before his path in that position was blocked by perhaps the greatest of them all: Billy Slater. So Storm coach Craig Bellamy shifted Inglis to centre, alternating him occasionally into [...]
Souths and Roosters fans letting the NRL down
by MG Burbank - May 9th 2012 @ 2:22am
So let’s paint the picture: you have a team with three wins in their last four games. They possess the second-best fullback in the world and the most skillful big man in the game. They play an attractive brand of football, with strike weapons across the park. This team lines up to play an opposition [...]
Gallen’s NSW Origin hopes in the balance
by Steve Jancetic - May 8th 2012 @ 1:18am
South Sydney Rabbitohs vs Cronulla Sharks: NRL live scores, blog
by The Crowd - May 7th 2012 @ 5:10pm
The South Sydney Rabbitohs and Cronulla Sharks clash in what should be an intriguing Monday night football showdown between two teams in good form. Join us for live scores and commentary from 7.00pm AEST. After losing their opening two matches of the year, Cronulla now find themselves in third position on the NRL ladder courtesy [...]
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