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Newcastle Knights legend Kurt Gidley has signed a one-year deal with the Warrington Wolves for 2016 making this season his last in the National Rugby League. The deal will see Gidley join the Wolves with
Apparently New South Wales are in crisis. Apparently the Blues are struggling to put a competitive team on the field for State of Origin I at ANZ Stadium on the 27th of May. Sure the
North Queensland’s greatest ever prop, Matt Scott, says age won’t be a problem for him or team-mate Johnathan Thurston heading into the busiest part of the year. “I know there was talk that a few
Rising Wests Tigers half Luke Brooks says the Tigers are getting the Sydney Roosters at the worst possible time with Mitchell Pearce and James Maloney coming into form at the right time for the tricolours.
In: Matt Moylan, Dylan Walker, Brett Morris, Daly Cherry-Evans, Josh McGuire, Josh Jackson, Boyd Cordner, Aidan Guerra, Josh Papalii, David Klemmer, Andrew Fifita. Out: Billy Slater, Justin Hodges, Cooper Cronk, Matt Scott, Sam Thaiday, Corey
Kangaroos coach Tim Sheens isn’t happy. His Australians went down to the Kiwis for a third successive time at Suncorp Stadium on Sunday and Sheens had no excuses. “The last try before half-time probably made
Legendary coach and current Penrith Panthers GM Phil Gould says Australia’s golden era is finished and there is plenty of work to do. “The Kiwis were younger, hungrier, faster and more willing than their Australian
Josh Reynolds and James Maloney were on opposites sides of the field on Sunday in Wagga Wagga for City and Country respectively but both had the same goal, prove their worth to New South Wales
Campbelltown Mayor Paul Lake has warned the Wests Tigers saying the Tigers are treading dangerously when it comes to the Macarthur. “A lot of things are up in the air at the moment,” Lake told
St George Illawarra and Samoan-born flyer Peter Mata’utia believes Polynesian players should have the flexible option of playing for their family heritage and State of Origin if they qualify. “I think if you were born
