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I’m a rugby league fan. There are millions of others around the world.
I’m a rugby league fan. There are millions of others around the world.
The long hot summer has started and the countdown to season 2019 is on.
When Corey Norman was released by the Parramatta Eels to sign with the St George Illawarra Dragons, many Saints fans raised their eyebrows, here’s why.
The Sydney Roosters reigned supreme in 2018. They outclassed, outlasted and definitely – all the way to grand final day – outwitted everyone. They’re the team to chase in 2019.
Last month Cronulla Sharks and Queensland superstar Valentine Holmes announced that he was quitting rugby league and would pursue a dream of playing in the National Football League (NFL).
It’s no secret that the Knights have had a tough run during the last few years.
Latrell Mitchell and Joey Manu both had breakout years in 2018 and they should continue to improve for years to come.
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.
Andrew Fifita and David Klemmer are arguably the two best front rowers in the NRL. So who would you rather have on your team?
Every new season brings with it new players, and these are the young guns you should keep an eye on in the lead-up to the 2019 tournament.
Every new season brings with it new players, and these are the young guns you should keep an eye on in the lead-up to the 2019 tournament.
Every new season brings with it new players, and these are the young guns you should keep an eye on in the lead-up to the 2019 tournament.
Following Valentine Holmes’ NFL switch last week, many pundits and rugby league legends alike have questioned the likelihood of Holmes experiencing success in the United States.
Following Valentine Holmes’ NFL switch last week, many pundits and rugby league legends alike have questioned the likelihood of Holmes experiencing success in the United States.
Following Valentine Holmes’ NFL switch last week, many pundits and rugby league legends alike have questioned the likelihood of Holmes experiencing success in the United States.
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.
The year is 1987; Cliffy Lyons guides Manly to the Winfield Cup.
Following Billy Slater’s retirement, the Melbourne Storm fullback position is up for grabs in 2019.
The past week has seen a frenzy of player movement in the NRL, which is not unusual for the modern game, but the timing of the announcements does pose a few questions.
Rating the finals chances of the 16 NRL teams this far out from the start of a new season is a challenging prospect.
There has certainly been no lack of drama in the league world since the final siren sounded on the last day of September.
Could the solution to the Brisbane Broncos’ halves problem be right under their noses?
Lately, we have been hearing that league players and coaches have been walking out on their contracts and changing clubs at a bewildering rate.
Lately, we have been hearing that league players and coaches have been walking out on their contracts and changing clubs at a bewildering rate.
Lately, we have been hearing that league players and coaches have been walking out on their contracts and changing clubs at a bewildering rate.
I’m a rugby league fan. There are millions of others around the world.
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The NRL needs to come up with some sort of protocol when dealing with players who are accused of crimes etc. How they g…(more)