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Sunday afternoon football begins with a bang this weekend with the New Zealand Warriors travelling across the Ditch to take on the defending premiers the Sydney Roosters. Join The Roar for live scores and coverage from 2pm (AEST).
Sunday afternoon football begins with a bang this weekend with the New Zealand Warriors travelling across the Ditch to take on the defending premiers the Sydney Roosters. Join The Roar for live scores and coverage from 2pm (AEST).
Do you know when you have one of those weeks, where you just feel deflated? Maybe it’s the weather, some sad news, or maybe its just the realisation that you’re in a rut and not sure how to escape.
Sydney Roosters playmaker Luke Keary has fired back at Brisbane Broncos coach Anthony Seibold over criticism of his game.
Trent Robinson is off chops.
From a distance it is easy to find a reason to dislike the Sydney Roosters.
This Sunday, competition heavyweights the Sydney Roosters do battle with the Warriors in a game which will undoubtedly prove crucial at season’s end.
Manly Sea Eagles second-rower Joel Thompson has come out in support of Sydney’s Latrell Mitchell after the Rooster was subjected to racial abuse online.
Match result: In a tense, thrilling match, the Sydney Roosters have held on for a four-point win over close rivals the Canberra Raiders on Sunday afternoon.
Swatting away suggestions his side won’t be as pumped as the Raiders, Sydney Roosters coach Trent Robinson insists the premiers will be ready for Sunday’s NRL blockbuster come rain, hail or sunshine.
Latrell Mitchell has spoken out against racist trolls as the NRL warned any fan who vilified a player online faced bans from attending matches.
Latrell Mitchell has spoken out against racist trolls as the NRL warned any fan who vilified a player online faced bans from attending matches.
Latrell Mitchell has spoken out against racist trolls as the NRL warned any fan who vilified a player online faced bans from attending matches.
The Melbourne Storm are once again cantering towards another minor premiership, but can any side challenge the men in purple this year?
The Melbourne Storm are once again cantering towards another minor premiership, but can any side challenge the men in purple this year?
The Melbourne Storm are once again cantering towards another minor premiership, but can any side challenge the men in purple this year?
This weekend, Super Sunday goes up a notch with each of the top four teams set to be involved in matches that will help decide who finishes where at the end of 25 rounds.
The Sydney Roosters have signalled an ominous warning to their premiership rivals with a merciless 58-6 demolition of hapless Gold Coast at the SCG.
Match result: The Sydney Roosters have stormed home over the Gold Coast Titans, winning 58 to 6. On a beautiful Sunday afternoon at the SCG the home side were never in doubt as they scored all over the park and kept the Titans to a solitary try.
Match result: The Sydney Roosters have come away with an eight-point victory over the Canterbury Bulldogs at Homebush on Sunday afternoon.
Young halfback Kyle Flanagan looms as the Sydney Roosters’ long-term replacement for Cooper Cronk after announcing he’ll join the NRL premiers from Cronulla next year.
Sydney Roosters hooker Jake Friend could be sidelined for two months after fracturing a forearm in his side’s 48-10 NRL win over Newcastle.
Match result: The Sydney Roosters have delivered a rout of the Newcastle Knights, victorious by 38 points. The first half was super competitive and perfectly balanced. The second half was anything but.
A number of valid reasons have been given for the Roosters’ shaky title defence, which has seen them drift out of minor premiership contention after five defeats in seven.
In 2013 and 2014, Angus Crichton represented NSW and Australian Schoolboys, and played an integral role in the Scots College team that won the prestigious GPS schoolboy competition.
In 2013 and 2014, Angus Crichton represented NSW and Australian Schoolboys, and played an integral role in the Scots College team that won the prestigious GPS schoolboy competition.
In 2013 and 2014, Angus Crichton represented NSW and Australian Schoolboys, and played an integral role in the Scots College team that won the prestigious GPS schoolboy competition.
Sunday afternoon football begins with a bang this weekend with the New Zealand Warriors travelling across the Ditch to take on the defending premiers the Sydney Roosters. Join The Roar for live scores and coverage from 2pm (AEST).
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