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The Southern Sydney Rooster Sharks have kept top place on the National Rugby League ladder after an epic 8-4 victory over last place NT Rangers in front of 7,374 fans at the Clover Moore Memorial
The seventh installment of the legendary Star Wars franchise is on its way and The81stMinute is getting pumped for the late 2015 release with some Jedi tricks of our own. Some of George Lucas’ greatest
The NRL is always changing. Rugby league is continuously evolving because it was built from evolution, from rugby union to league. Quintessentially it’s the product it is because the ground beneath it is always moving.
I feel sick in the stomach. I feel sorry for the Gold Coast Titans, their Chief Executive Graham Annesley, their coach Neil Henry and their fans. Scratch that, not even Gold Coast fans. All NRL
New South Wales made mistakes on Wednesday night and there is no denying that. They made mistakes when Queensland didn’t, offloaded when they held it, kicked when they passed it and pushed the issue when
Rugby league is all about entertainment and State of Origin is arguably the pinnacle of our game. So to be the most entertaining at Origin level makes you the cream of the crop. But who
Let’s call them ‘The Mongrels’. A team packed to the seams with men that have quite literally spilt blood for their state. They did the things others wouldn’t and they scratched for every inch. These
It was definitely the early 1990’s, I know that for certain. There I am, maybe five or six, on the carpet inches away from the television screen. The famous Wide World of Sports theme blares
Jason Taylor wants his Wests Tigers to play a certain way and it was evident on Sunday in the Tigers’ 22-12 loss to the Newcastle Knights at Hunter Stadium. Forget the Wests Tigers we once
