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St George Illawarra centre Dane Nielsen believes there is enough talent in the squad but pressure could be the making or breaking of the team. “I think there’s pressure on a lot of players,” Nielsen
The Daily Telegraph has reportedly obtained email negotiations between Greg Inglis’ managment and potential suitors attempting to take Inglis away from South Sydney. Perhaps the NRL’s biggest threat is French rugby club RC Toulon. French
A mini revolution has hit Twitter, that’s if you’re a St George Illawarra fan, with a throng of angry Dragons fans making their feelings crystal clear with the hashtag #SaveOurSaints. The disgruntled supporters have proactively
Rugby league legend Brad Fittler believes Newcastle forward Beau Scott had no right in hitting North Queensland’s star pivot Johnathan Thurston after he had released the ball. “When a ball player takes the ball to
Parramatta bound in 2016, Kieran Foran says his decision to leave the club was a tough one but was also relieved to finally get the announcement out of the way. “It is a great weight
Melbourne skipper Cameron Smith has hit out at Newcastle tyro Beau Scott after his questionable tactics on Johnathan Thurston Saturday night. “The tackle by Beau Scott on JT was blatantly late and we just can’t
Rugby league’s best player, Greg Inglis, has scoffed at the the NRL’s ‘war chest’ saying his next career move is about more than just money. “..This isn’t about money for me,” Inglis told The Daily
SEA EAGLES V BULLDOGS Friday, 7.35pm AEDT at Brookvale Oval Sea Eagles: 1 Brett Stewart 2 Cheyse Blair 3 Jamie Lyon (c) 4 Steve Matai 5 Peta Hiku 6 Feleti Mateo 7 Daly Cherry-Evans 8
NRL CEO Dave Smith was a guest on The Hot Breakfast this morning on Melbourne’s Triple M. The league boss revealed that over 50,000 tickets had already been sold for the June 17th clash with
The Gold Coast Titans have this afternoon released a statement, announcing that the five players involved in the ongoing drugs investigation will be allowed to play this weekend. The statement reads: “The Gold Coast Titans
