Yesterday’s clash between the Souths Sydney Rabbitohs and Canterbury Bulldogs proved one thing beyond all doubt. There is nothing in sport that creates a stir like a contentious refereeing decision. And while it doesn’t get
A young South Sydney fan was coward punched whilst exiting yesterday’s controversial Good Friday clash between the Bulldogs and the Rabbitohs. The victim was blindsided by the Canterbury fan just outside Gates J and K
The NRL said on Friday that it would not tolerate any unacceptable behaviour towards referees and other match officials. Head of Football Todd Greenberg said the NRL would work with the Bulldogs, ANZ Stadium and authorities
South Sydney 18 (Issac Luke, Dave Tyrell tries; Adam Reynolds 4, Luke Goodwin goals) def Canterbury-Bankstown 17 (Curtis Rona, Sam Perrett, Josh Morris tries; Trent Hodkinson 2 goals, field goal). Crowd: 40,523. @The81stMinute Player of
Canterbury-Bankstown were ripped off. You can spin it however you want but the fact remains that the Bulldogs lost two competition points on Friday night because the game is wrong. To put this all in
Newcastle legend Matthew Johns played in a time when forwards played big minutes. Players like him and his brother Andrew knew the game and could take advantage of tiring big men. Writing for The Daily
Wests Tigers believe that their heartbreaking 25-24 loss to the Bulldogs last week Will give them an edge over rivals Parramatta on Monday. Despite the Eels upsetting premiers South Sydney last round, Tigers flyer Kevin
Anthony Watmough has added to the interchange debate saying player’s welfare needs to be seriously considered. “It’s’s a tough game and you’ve only got a 10-14-year career if you’re lucky. If you increase the workload
He was the forgotten face but now it seems Sandor Earl is the only face left in ASADA’s drugs investigation. Cronulla-Sutherland players have done their time, AFL’s Essendon were, rightly or wrongly, found not guilty,
New Zealand Warriors’ coach Andrew McFadden has finally conceded what we’ve known for quite some time, the Warriors have a fitness problem. The Warriors have always had the talent but have missed that polish, yet
