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Warriors coach Andrew McFadden has told The New Zealand Herald that performance is the first priority and wins away from Auckland will then follow. “Winning away from home is critical if you want to be
He represented the Australian Kangaroos at last year’s Four Nations but it seems Sione Mata’utia will have to bide his time after missing out on the 17 for Newcastle’s opening round match against the New
Star St George Illawarra five-eight Gareth Widdop knows about changing clubs and has told The Illawarra Mercury he supports the decision of outgoing forward Trent Merrin who has signed a three year deal with the
The NRL has done an about-face after copping a pummeling from the media and public regarding the Integrity Unit’s new “beefed up powers”. “We’re not seizing phones, but we have the powers to require players
BRONCOS v RABBITOHS, Thursday 8.05pm AEDT at Suncorp Stadium Broncos 1 Jordan Kahu, 2 Dale Copley, 3 Jack Reed, 4 Justin Hodges (c), 5 Lachlan Maranta, 6 Anthony Milford, 7 Ben Hunt, 8 Josh McGuire,
The San Francisco Chronicle has mentioned Jarryd Hayne in a brief report after his press conference today in Sydney. Journalist Eric Branch posted the following: “Hayne, 27, who projects as a running back and return
Former Parramatta superstar Jarryd Hayne is one step closer to his NFL dream after announcing he’s signed a futures contract with American heavyweight franchise, San Francisco 49ers. Many believed the Detroit Lions were the frontrunners
Gold Coast Titans Captain: Nate Myles Coach: Neil Henry Round 1: v Tigers, Saturday 7 March, CBus Super Stadium Attack: 85 Defence: 85 Prediction: 16th Strongest 17 1 Josh Hoffman 2 Kevin Gordon 3 William
The NRL Integrity Unit’s powers will surge into a whole new stratosphere that will finally give the unit some legitimacy. They will now have the power to confiscate laptops and mobile phones of players and
St George Illawarra star and local junior Trent Merrin has reportedly signed a three-year deal with the Penrith Panthers. Penrith GM Phil Gould was delighted with the signing in a statement released by the club
