In many ways, rugby league fans talking about the media is exactly what the media wants. You care whether they are positive or negative but, commercially anyway, they don’t have a similar interest in whether your reaction to their content is.
In many ways, rugby league fans talking about the media is exactly what the media wants. You care whether they are positive or negative but, commercially anyway, they don’t have a similar interest in whether your reaction to their content is.
It’s been a rather controversial past two weeks for the game to say the least.
There is no real way to prove it, but there is an undeniable feeling that 2018 is the year a large portion of the rugby league community said “enough” to News Corp journalist Phil ‘Buzz’ Rothfield.
In the past week alone, there have been two incidents which have clearly demonstrated there are some parts of the Sydney media that are looking to hurt rugby league.
Major salary cap issues, a win separating themselves and last place and, recently, their poor mad Monday behaviour expose – it just goes from bad to worse for the Bulldogs.
It’s just another manic Monday. Or for some so-called ‘journalists’, another chance to bring our game into the spotlight for all the wrong reasons.
Mad Monday has once again reared its booze-soaked head and everyone is up in arms, well everyone with any morals that is.
If those who forget history are doomed to repeat it, Canterbury may as well change their team name to the Goldfish.
We’re just days away from one of the most even NRL finals series in recent memory and the historic first weekend of the NRLW too. But here we are again, copping another front page of an alleged rugby league crisis.
Bulldogs chief executive Andrew Hill has responded to news that his club could be fined $250,000 as part of a breach notice for their controversial Mad Monday activities.
Bulldogs chief executive Andrew Hill has responded to news that his club could be fined $250,000 as part of a breach notice for their controversial Mad Monday activities.
Bulldogs chief executive Andrew Hill has responded to news that his club could be fined $250,000 as part of a breach notice for their controversial Mad Monday activities.
The Cronulla Sharks are looking to nail down their spot in the top four when they take on the Canterbury Bulldogs at ANZ Stadium in the final round before the finals. Join The Roar for live scores and a blog of the match from 2pm (AEST).
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Well the Dogs gave the Sharks a good hit out there, Sharks have a lot of danger and speed and are genuine contenders.
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The Cronulla Sharks are looking to nail down their spot in the top four when they take on the Canterbury Bulldogs at ANZ Stadium in the final round before the finals. Join The Roar for live scores and a blog of the match from 2pm (AEST).
The Cronulla Sharks are looking to nail down their spot in the top four when they take on the Canterbury Bulldogs at ANZ Stadium in the final round before the finals. Join The Roar for live scores and a blog of the match from 2pm (AEST).
It’s the final day of the NRL season, and while the teams who will play finals has been known for some time, the final order of teams can still flip around based on results today.
At the start of the NRL year, Canterbury’s plans were much more Kieran Foran than they were Lachlan Lewis.
St George Illawarra slumped to their lowest ebb in 68 years of top-flight rugby league at Kogarah, flogged 38-0 by arch-rivals Canterbury and with their season in tatters.
Match result: St George Illawarra slumped to their lowest ebb in 68 years of top-flight rugby league at Kogarah, flogged 38-0 by arch-rivals Canterbury and with their season in tatters.
Match result: Canterbury young gun Lachlan Lewis has slotted a clutch field goal to jag a 27-26 NRL win over New Zealand and throw a speed bump in front of the Warriors’ NRL finals ambitions.
Canterbury have signed reliable Wests Tigers prop Sauaso Sue on a two-year NRL deal.
Daly Cherry-Evans has inspired Manly to a 18-6 NRL win over fellow strugglers Canterbury to vault them out of wooden-spoon contention.
Match result: Daly Cherry-Evans has inspired Manly to a 18-6 NRL win over fellow strugglers Canterbury to vault them out of wooden-spoon contention.
Canterbury young gun Lachlan Lewis has slotted a clutch field goal to jag a 27-26 NRL win over New Zealand and throw a speed bump in front of the Warriors’ NRL finals ambitions.
Canterbury young gun Lachlan Lewis has slotted a clutch field goal to jag a 27-26 NRL win over New Zealand and throw a speed bump in front of the Warriors’ NRL finals ambitions.
Canterbury young gun Lachlan Lewis has slotted a clutch field goal to jag a 27-26 NRL win over New Zealand and throw a speed bump in front of the Warriors’ NRL finals ambitions.
In many ways, rugby league fans talking about the media is exactly what the media wants. You care whether they are positive or negative but, commercially anyway, they don’t have a similar interest in whether your reaction to their content is.
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My version of todays herald (wednesday) has no mention of the car crash texting drama, could someone in Sydney enlighten me … (more)