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BY KANE AUSTIN The NRL Grand Final is this Sunday – how bloody good is that! While the action on the field is going to be pulsating and thrilling until the final moments,
He has been likened to a young Paul Harragon and now Melbourne Storm skipper Cameron Smith has backed Jordan McLean to perform in the biggest match of his short career. “Jordan’s had a break-out season;
BY CURTIS WOODWARD It is easy to forget James Maloney began his career at the Melbourne Storm back in 2009. The little five-eigth played a handful of games at the Storm before making his
Cronulla star James Maloney says their round 26 loss to grand final opponents wasn’t such a bad thing. The Sharks were beaten 26-6 at AAMI Park but Maloney and his teammates weren’t sweating the score.
The Cronulla Sharks are just one win away from their maiden premiership crown. Since 1967, it’s been heartache and struggle for their beleaguered fans but is it all finally about to come to an
BY CURTIS WOODWARD “Newcastle have won the grand final!” With that famous Ray Warren line, Darren Albert and the Newcastle Knights will forever be synonymous with 1997. For many reasons, people have forgotten a
Cooper Cronk has backed himself and the Melbourne Storm to ‘out prepare’ their opponents on grand final day. The halfback, playing game 301 this Sunday, said pre-match planning was just as important as what happened
Premiership-winner Peter Peters has rubbished suggestions Sydney won’t get behind the Cronulla Sharks. Peter told Sky Sports Radio that ANZ Stadium will be packed with blue and black jerseys this Sunday. “There’s a lot of
Cronulla’s captain-in-waiting Wade Graham says the Sharks will take the week as it comes and was happy long suffering supporters finally had something to cheer about. “No one’s really going to get carried away,” Graham
Brett Kimmorley knows plenty about both the Cronulla Sharks and Melbourne Storm. The former Australian halfback captained the Sharks and also won a premiership with the Storm in 1999. Writing for espn.com.au, Kimmorley admitted the
