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With three weeks until the 2019 NRL season starts, many of us are filled with hope that our team will do really well. Maybe they’ll even challenge for the premiership.
With three weeks until the 2019 NRL season starts, many of us are filled with hope that our team will do really well. Maybe they’ll even challenge for the premiership.
As I said yesterday, the new NRL season can’t get here fast enough.
In the annals of rugby league, there haven’t been too many players like Andrew Johns.
Statistically, two or three teams that finished in the top eight in the previous season usually drop out of the top eight in the next season.
John Morris is reportedly set to be appointed as Cronulla’s NRL coach in the wake of Shane Flanagan’s sacking.
Shane Flanagan has quit as Cronulla coach after he was being deregistered by the NRL for flouting his 2014 drugs ban.
John Morris was one of those unsung-hero types throughout his NRL career.​
Australian rugby league has dabbled in many administrative models among its clubs and experienced admirable success in a lot of them.
Sharks boss Barry Russell has displayed continued professionalism and integrity in difficult times as a CEO. His type has no place in rugby league administration.
Four years after he last combined with Chad Townsend, Shaun Johnson has boldly predicted he will pick up where he left off with the playmaker in the Cronulla halves in 2019.
Four years after he last combined with Chad Townsend, Shaun Johnson has boldly predicted he will pick up where he left off with the playmaker in the Cronulla halves in 2019.
Four years after he last combined with Chad Townsend, Shaun Johnson has boldly predicted he will pick up where he left off with the playmaker in the Cronulla halves in 2019.
Here was I, thinking I could just unwind and ease into holidays, when NRL chief executive officer Todd Greenberg takes a Christmas-wrapped baseball bat to both the Sharks and Tigers.
Here was I, thinking I could just unwind and ease into holidays, when NRL chief executive officer Todd Greenberg takes a Christmas-wrapped baseball bat to both the Sharks and Tigers.
Here was I, thinking I could just unwind and ease into holidays, when NRL chief executive officer Todd Greenberg takes a Christmas-wrapped baseball bat to both the Sharks and Tigers.
I have been a fan of the Cronulla Sharks for nearly 30 years and its time for the bullshit to stop. We supporters have been through it all, but enough is enough.
He wasn’t supposed to be eating the lollies, he was told not to eat the lollies, but Shane Flanagan decided he wanted the lollies anyway. He’s since been put in the naughty corner. So who coaches the Cronulla Sharks now?
Cronulla Sharks coach Shane Flanagan is facing deregistration from the NRL for continuing to have dealings with the club during his 12-month ban in 2014.
It’s D-Day for Shane Flanagan with the NRL expected to announce that it will rub the Cronulla coach out of the game on Wednesday.Â
One of the most polarizing subjects in rugby league in recent times has been expansion and the need to relocate Sydney clubs.
Were I a Melbourne Storm supporter, I’d be fuming at the apparent ‘kid gloves’ approach being taken towards the Cronulla Sharks.
The emails documenting illegal contact between Shane Flanagan and Cronulla have been revealed. We think. Not only could they potentially prove a breach of NRL sanctions, they cast further doubt on boomers and their ability to grasp internet culture.
Cronulla coach Shane Flanagan is reportedly being probed by the NRL after emails showed he was in contact with the club during his one-year suspension in 2014.
The Australian Rugby League Committee board will meet for the last time this year on Tuesday as they look to discuss a variety of matters on their agenda – including the allegations against Shane Flanagan.
The Australian Rugby League Committee board will meet for the last time this year on Tuesday as they look to discuss a variety of matters on their agenda – including the allegations against Shane Flanagan.
The Australian Rugby League Committee board will meet for the last time this year on Tuesday as they look to discuss a variety of matters on their agenda – including the allegations against Shane Flanagan.
With three weeks until the 2019 NRL season starts, many of us are filled with hope that our team will do really well. Maybe they’ll even challenge for the premiership.
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