Well, we’ve got knock out football this Saturday evening, when the Wests Tigers take on the Newcastle Knights at Campbelltown Stadium. Join The Roar for live scores and a blog of the match, starting from 5:30pm AEST.
Cronulla and New Zealand do battle at Shark Park in a match with serious top eight ramifications. Join The Roar for live scores and commentary from 3pm (AEST).
No doubt the NRL forked out a few bucks during the week; investing in a diversion to draw attention away from the pending departure of the rather embarrassing Peter Beattie and his role as ARLC Chairman.
Todd Carney. The name alone brings vivid memories of his on-field talent and not so great memories of his off-field incidents. Love him or hate him, there can be no denying he spent his fair share of time in the spotlight for both the right and wrong reasons.
Sidelined St George Illawarra star Jack de Belin has abandoned his Federal Court appeal over the NRL’s contentious no-fault stand-down policy.
Round 23 NRL gets underway with an intriguing Thursday night match up between old rivals Parramatta and Canterbury.
“Once more unto the breach, dear friends, once more; Or close the wall up with our English dead!” (Henry V, Act III, Scene I)
Whispers have persisted throughout 2019 of Canterbury’s desperation to offload coach Dean Pay, rumours that were proven true when the administration decided to extend his contract.
It is officially a logjam on The Roar’s NRL expert tipping panel, and Round 23 could prove crucial in tipping fortunes, as well as those out on the park for some big teams fighting for their future in the season.
I was fooling around with the NRL ladder predictor this morning and stumbled across a possible – albeit unlikely (ok extremely unlikely) way the Bulldogs can scrape into the top eight. This was surely one of the most unlikely outcomes imaginable even a month ago.
For those of you who missed it, Tevita Pangai Junior was slapped with a five-week suspension on Tuesday evening as a consequence of his crusher tackle on James Maloney in the final stages of Brisbane’s 24-12 victory over the Panthers.
Having dropped out of the top four after losing their past three matches, facing a resurgent Brisbane Broncos side at Suncorp Stadium this Friday night is the last thing the South Sydney Rabbitohs would want as they attempt to keep their hopes of a double chance in the finals alive .
In the NRL, we love to watch the game – 80 minutes in which we can just watch the contest.
A minor freak-out might have happened here after a pass almost went wrong for the Cowboys…
The Bunker ruled to have led with his foot illegally, in the Bulldogs 12-6 win.
He may hear more about this bran snap from the match review panel.
It was DWZ on the receiving end again – and teammate Josh Jackson was not happy.
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