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Four defeats in a row is never a good sight – especially if it’s your team, and three of those matches were in front of the faithful.
I get it, many have been patient enough and you are disappointed – but surely you have some more patience left in you?
The Newcastle Knights have suffered their second loss of the season since their Round 1 triumph.
The idea of evolving the game has many people asking many questions, holding many opinions and making many arguments.
A topic many have been discussing for years is if the NRL will expand and how this could take place.
This season for the Newcastle Knights has a lot of excitement, expectation, suspense and intensity (sounds like a Stephen King movie) that us fans can look forward to.
In recent news, the NRL are looking at a new finals system – a top ten as opposed to a top eight.
After five long years of missing the finals,the Newcastle Knights are in prime position to make the illustrious top eight by seasons end.
I was at the trial match in which Knights fell to Dragons 18-10, surrendering at 10-6 halftime lead, but in the first half the first-grade Newcastle side beat the first-grade Dragons unit. So let’s observe what us Knights fans should expect in 2019.
It’s a topic many people have been thinking about and it’s come to the point that many have turned away from the game altogether.
Following Ben Barba’s termination from the North Queensland Cowboys – before even running onto the field for them – he has been blacklisted from the game entirely.
Todd Greenberg has made it clear to all 16 clubs captains after a horror offseason for them to keep their noses clean, from the juniors all the way to the senior staff.
A very controversial topic among us fans of the NRL is wondering if we have too many teams in the competition, just the right amount or not enough.
I want to discuss this rather interesting topic, a topic which seems to make a fair majority of sporting fans ticked off.
Newcastle Knights CEO Phil Gardner has taken a stand against any of the Knights players who go out of line.
Through the tough years, some Knights fans kept asking ‘when?’ Some questioned ‘if?’
I’m a rugby league fan. There are millions of others around the world.
It’s no secret that the Knights have had a tough run during the last few years.
That’s right, you have read it correctly. Tony Archer has been sacked as the referees boss.
I’ll give you that but I felt it’s necessary to speak out to the fans.
Keep the faith, Newcastle
It’s always an argument between that, Stairway to Heaven and Bohemian Rhapsody. All of them are epic hits though.
It's time to drop the Sea Eagles
I understand what you mean but it’s like a region instead of sticking with a suburb.
It's time to drop the Sea Eagles
I have mentioned that a team should be there multiple times sir (despite not in this article). So once again the swap but of course add in Perth.
It's time to drop the Sea Eagles
Shows I should be pay proper attention haha.
I like the idea of a top-ten NRL finals system
This is totally true. You read between the lines of everything he said and went full on hardcore. I take my hat off to you sir.
Bit of class Wayne, that's all we Novocastrians ask
The Roosters didn’t get the spoon in 2012, that was Parramatta Eels and Roosters were 12th. In 2009, Roosters got the spoon and in 2010 they made the grand final but lost. The only team to win the premiership the year after getting the wooden spoon in history is Western Suburbs Magpies (1932 with the wooden spoon and 1933 with the premiership).
Hey Wayne, Newcastle regrets you too
Thank you very much. Nathan Brown brought the Knights from something that was seemingly damaged beyond repair and he fixed it.
Hey Wayne, Newcastle regrets you too
Who said this was a conspiracy theory? I didn’t just put it all on Wayne. Nathan Tinkler and the previous board for the Knights done their part too. I’m talking about the damage they did to the Knights, not talking about how Tupac is still alive. We all know that’s a load of crap.
Hey Wayne, Newcastle regrets you too
Thank you sir. For the life of me, I couldn’t help myself.
Hey Wayne, Newcastle regrets you too
Billy Slater is a champion player and the best fullback ever. When he retires, he’ll be my dream team fullback. However, as much as I still to this day disagree with the shoulder charge ban, it’s still the rules. Back when David Smith was running the show, he made it clear a shoulder charge is an automatic suspension. A few questions;
1) Was it a shoulder charge? Yes it was
2) Does Billy Slater deserve to miss the grand final? No he doesn’t.
3) Should he be given the suspension? Breaks my heart to say this but yes.
Rules are rules and same goes for laws. So what do you think?
Slater is guilty but shouldn’t miss the grand final
I praised both because they’re both good at 6. I think I made it clear I prefer Watson but due to injury, he’s out for the weekend.
Keep the faith, Newcastle