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 icon says Te’o should be stood down
by Wayne Heming, 25 May 2013
South Sydney icon John Sattler says NRL officials must stand down Ben Te’o immediately for the good of the game. Regarded as one of the toughest men to play rugby league, Sattler also believes Te’o should come forward and tell his side of the story. Te’o was grilled for hours by the NRL’s integrity unit [...]
NRL the closest competition in the world…just not this week
by Chris Chard, 20 May 2013
With one match to go in Round 10 of the NRL fans got to see something they haven’t for a few years now. That is, a good old fashioned round of spankings! Yes, so far apart from the Cowboys versus Roosters rain affected arm wrestle and the Cronulla versus Canberra should-have-been spanking, the other five [...]
South Sydney Rabbitohs vs Wests Tigers: NRL live scores, blog
by Alan Nicolea, 17 May 2013 
The Wests Tigers face mission impossible tonight when they tackle premiership favourites the South Sydney Rabbitohs at ANZ Stadium. Join us for live scores and commentary from 7.30pm AEST. No club has been more affected by injury than the Tigers in recent weeks but coach Mick Potter is refusing to use that as an excuse [...]
Is Souths the only real title contender?
by Luke Doherty, 14 May 2013
After nine rounds of the NRL the top eight is a rabble, with only South Sydney showing signs of being a true premiership contender. With second place on the ladder up for grabs, due to Melbourne’s recent slump, the Roosters and Manly battered each other to standstill at Brookvale Oval last night. But for all [...]
Rabbitohs got the rub of the green
by RMC, 12 May 2013
The Rabbitohs deserved to beat the Cowboys, however sitting at home watching the game I couldn’t help but feel some 50-50 calls went the way of the home team. The refereeing standard this year has generally been very good. Being a referee can be a very tough job. If they get every call correct in [...]
The refs cost the Cows again
by Elijah Weightman, 12 May 2013
The Rabbitohs played a good game of football on Friday night, however the final scoreline doesn’t indicate how close the Cowboys came. The North Queensland pack matched the Rabbitohs’ and even got on top of them for certain periods in the match. Unfortunately for the Cowboys, they were once again at the receiving end of [...]
Inglis grabs double as Souths down Cowboys
by Joe Barton, 11 May 2013
South Sydney fullback Greg Inglis helped his side continue their surge towards premiership favouritism on Friday night with a two-try effort in their 28-10 win over top-eight NRL rivals North Queensland. Inglis iced the victory with a 90m four-pointer in a performance that will add weight to his claims of taking the Queensland No.1 jersey [...]
South Sydney Rabbitohs vs North Queensland Cowboys: NRL live scores, blog
by Alan Nicolea, 10 May 2013 
The South Sydney Rabbitohs are looking every bit the premiership contender but face a tricky assignment tonight when they host the improving North Queensland Cowboys. Join us for live scores and commentary from 7.30pm AEST. A three try blitz early in the second half against the Broncos last week was enough for the Rabbitohs to [...]
Forward battle the key for Souths-Cowboys
by Ian McCullough, 10 May 2013
The opening game of the Rugby League World Cup is still more than five months away, but Australia’s front-rowers James Tamou and Matt Scott will get the chance to get one up on South Sydney’s Burgess brothers on Friday. The North Queensland front-row pairing have been in outstanding form this season with Scott averaging more [...]
Why Merritt should brush the Blues
by Chris Chard, 9 May 2013
With their 54th halves combination now looking set in quicksand, a lot of the Origin debate has now switched to who will line-up on the NSW wings. And a bloody good thing too. For you see, while wingers may traditionally have a reputation for purely being finishers and blokes who hang around with football players, [...]
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