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Long time rugby league supporter and sports fan generally. My football playing days were characterised by a deceptive lack of pace, very late tackles, and unexpected chip kicks coming off our own line.
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In case you somehow missed it, India have just pulled off one of their greatest series wins of all time to retain the Border-Gavaskar Trophy, while Australia have been left licking their wounds and wondering just what happened.
This is the 26th article in the ongoing series in which we remember some of the forgotten players from your favourite club.
This is the 26th article in the ongoing series where we remember some of the forgotten players from your favourite club.
This is the 25th article in the ongoing series where we remember some of the forgotten players from your favourite club.
The saying goes that you can’t coach speed and that’s probably true.
This is the 24th article in the (marathon) ongoing series where we remember some of the forgotten players from your favourite club.
The new year has rolled over and we are soon to enter into a whole new NRL season full of triumph, disappointment, scandal, shocks, success and failure.
This is the 23rd article in the ongoing series where we remember some of the forgotten players from your favourite club.
This is the 22nd article in the ongoing series where we remember some of the forgotten players from your favourite club. Today, the Brisbane Broncos.
This is the 21st article in the ongoing series where we remember some of the forgotten players from your favourite club.
The wooden spoon is now an integral part of the rich tapestry of rugby league, and most fans dread their club’s moments of wooden spoon shame as much as they cherish the occasional euphoria of premiership glory.
This is the 20th article in the ongoing series where we remember some of the forgotten players from your favourite club.
This is the 19th article in the ongoing series where we remember some of the forgotten players from your favourite club. In this case, perhaps a forgotten club?
This is the 18th article in the series where we remember some of the forgotten players from your favourite club.
For those of you who may have missed the story, eight former English and Welsh rugby union players, including several high profile internationals, are preparing to take legal action for negligence against World Rugby, the Rugby Football Union in England, and the Welsh Rugby Union.
This is the 17th article in the series that looks at some of the forgotten players from your favourite club.
This is the 16th article in the series that looks at some of the forgotten players from your favourite club.
This is the 15th article in the series that looks at some of the forgotten players from your favourite club.
Maybe you’ve forgotten about the case of the ill-fated Adelaide Rams? They played just the two years, 1997-98 – the first and last year of Super League, and the first year of the NRL.
Now that both the grand final and State of Origin are thankfully out of the way we can settle back and focus on what I think is the highlight of the rugby league calendar.
I think he’s a better option than Hopoate at 1, and Hoppa can play centre
Five questions ahead of the NRL season
That’s probably all us Dragons and Bulldogs fans have to look forward to this year
Five questions ahead of the NRL season
Hey Crispy. Yeah, they’ll be three spots apart. Dragons 10 and Bulldogs 13. 😊
Broncos have 16th place all sown up for mine.
Five questions ahead of the NRL season
Agree Paul – I’d hate to see Barrett, Brown or Gould anywhere near the Dragons.
Five questions ahead of the NRL season
My take on the questions raised by Eddy
1. Melbourne are specials to go back to back this year
2. The Titans should have enough going for them this year to sneak into the top 8, probably at 7.
3. I don’t see the Bulldogs making any waved this year, and I predict that they will finish in 13th spot
4. The Panthers will fight it with Canberra and Parramatta for 4th spot, and are a real possibility of missing the top 4
5. I think the Warriors will finish outside the top 8. I’m not convinced that the Brown/Gould marriage will survive and I don;t really rate their recruitment.
Five questions ahead of the NRL season
Paulo, the answer may be to get Smith in the bunker for the Melbourne matches
Five questions ahead of the NRL season
Yes, I think that the jury’s still out on Barrett’s ability as a head coach.
Let’s hope that he doesn’t fall victim to the infighting at the Dogs
Five questions ahead of the NRL season
Great first article Eddy. Welcome to the jungle.
Five questions ahead of the NRL season
Hi Tiger, Outten sure did have a great game that day
The forgotten players: Balmain Tigers
Great stuff Larry.
I loved the era when problems got sorted out on the field rather than by the match review committee.
The forgotten players: Balmain Tigers
You need to mix it up a bit when the entire club disappeared 21 years ago.
If I put down 17 one gamers, no one’s reading the article.
😊
The forgotten players: Balmain Tigers
I’ll see what I can do mate.
Who’s going to write your comedy material?
The forgotten players: Balmain Tigers
Thanks John, however I see with disappointment that your much vaunted new year’s resolution is now nothing but a distant memory.
Look out for my upcoming articles on both Alaskan Sled Racing and Backgammon.
The forgotten players: Balmain Tigers
Great work Steve. Some great picks there. You’re right about Baysarri
The forgotten players: Balmain Tigers
Thanks Succhi. That would have been quite a battle with those two
The forgotten players: Balmain Tigers
Pant’s batting isn’t annoying, just his constant chatter.
Boycott batting makes Pujara look like Chris Lynn
The A to Z of the Border-Gavaskar series
Well spotted Sammy. What about his kicking style?
The forgotten players: Balmain Tigers
I love your optimism Andrew but I predict the Dragons to run tenth 😔
Five questions ahead of the NRL season