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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.
A new year brings a new season of NRL to look forward to (and hopefully some luck with my predictions).
South Sydney skipper Greg Inglis is reportedly out for the opening fortnight of the NRL season with knee issues.
The last of Queensland’s golden generation is set to walk off into the sunset with Greg Inglis announcing he will retire from the NRL at the end of 2020 and 2019 will be his final year of representative football.
Despite denials by Wayne Bennett during the 2018 season, it was clear that his coaching career at the Broncos was over.
Rumours of discontent at Souths have probably been greatly exaggerated, but questions remain as to whether Wayne Bennett’s coaching style will fit in at the Rabbitohs.
It’s a scenario made for reality TV: take a veteran coach who’s won everything, wrest control of a football side from his fingers and transplant him to a new location. Then, take a young, up-and-coming coach and parachute him in the opposite direction.
It took just a day after his official arrival at South Sydney for Wayne Bennett to prove he still has his Midas touch.
Hear me out here. I will begin with an admission that in my time watching the NRL (14 years), I have never seen a player come from relative obscurity to become the Origin and Kangaroos star we see today like Damien Cook.
Amongst the assaults, scandals and big name player exchanges, the 2018-19 NRL pre-season will be remembered by the dramatic and long-winded coaching swap between South Sydney and Brisbane, which saw Anthony Siebold head to Suncorp and Wayne Bennett return to Sydney.
Amongst the assaults, scandals and big name player exchanges, the 2018-19 NRL pre-season will be remembered by the dramatic and long-winded coaching swap between South Sydney and Brisbane, which saw Anthony Siebold head to Suncorp and Wayne Bennett return to Sydney.
Amongst the assaults, scandals and big name player exchanges, the 2018-19 NRL pre-season will be remembered by the dramatic and long-winded coaching swap between South Sydney and Brisbane, which saw Anthony Siebold head to Suncorp and Wayne Bennett return to Sydney.
The speculation regarding the future of Damien Cook is over, with the South Sydney Rabbitohs hooker signing an extension which will see him remain at Redfern until the end of 2023.
The speculation regarding the future of Damien Cook is over, with the South Sydney Rabbitohs hooker signing an extension which will see him remain at Redfern until the end of 2023.
The speculation regarding the future of Damien Cook is over, with the South Sydney Rabbitohs hooker signing an extension which will see him remain at Redfern until the end of 2023.
The NRL will introduce a shot clock for sloppy coach swaps, aligning the practice with the game’s other time-restricted aspects like scrums, dropouts and being CEO at Manly.
The inevitable has happened: Wayne Bennett has come to Rabbit land and Anthony Seibold has rejoined the Broncos for 2019. Thus ends the most unedifying will-he-won’t-he episode in NRL coach history.
When the Broncos board sacked Wayne Bennett yesterday, it simply proved the 68-year-old coach had far too much grey matter in public perception, and wasn’t just the colour of his hair.
Brisbane coach Wayne Bennett admits there is still a possibility he could be sacked by the Broncos after refusing to stand down from the NRL club.
Recent events prove coaches can no longer be trusted. Especially the rookies, saviours, fathers, and any situation Wayne Bennett needs an extension from someone he doesn’t talk to.
Off season? What off season? There is no such thing in the crazy world of rugby league.
Growing tired of waiting for Anthony Seibold to extend his stay at the NRL club, South Sydney have confirmed the signing of Wayne Bennet on a two-year deal.
Back in 2016 NRL boss Todd Greenberg came out in condemnation of Andrew Fifita in regards to his support of convicted one punch killer Kieran Loveridge.
England forward George Burgess has been given a four-match ban after being found guilty of eye-gouging.
England forward George Burgess has been given a four-match ban after being found guilty of eye-gouging.
England forward George Burgess has been given a four-match ban after being found guilty of eye-gouging.
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.