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THE NRL’S MONEY TREE The National Rugby League says part of the new Chief Executive’s duties will include concentrating and growing the grassroots level of the game, something we’ve heard time and time again without
Dave Smith has stood down as CEO of the NRL and will finish his contract which ends in November. The decision confirms media reports that Smith was on the outer with other officials and had
NRL CEO Dave Smith has hit back at critics of his television rights negotiations saying the NRL wanted to sign an early free-to-air deal placing themselves ahead of time. Quizzed on the matter by Phil
The controversial round thirteen contract rule is set to be scrapped in 2016 with the NRL finally forced to make comment. It comes in the back of the Daly Cherry-Evans fiasco that continues to drag
Former North Sydney Bear and Brisbane Bronco Ben Ikin says NRL CEO Dave Smith needs to be on the frontline more often rather than palming off question time to his colleagues. Writing for Fox Sports,
St George Illawarra legend Mark Gasnier believes NRL CEO Dave Smith’s “war chest” shouldn’t necessarily be used to attract the biggest names to the competition but instead use the extra money in other areas. “I
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
NRL CEO Dave Smith hit the stage last night at the season launch and touched on the Gold Coast drugs scandal. “The season will take place next Thursday come hell or high water,” Smith said.
Oscar Wilde once said, “Be yourself, everyone else is taken”. These words should be sprawled through the corridors of Rugby League Central, nailed to the foreheads of NRL executives and written in the sky
The embattled Gold Coast Titans have been placed in voluntary administration and have officially been taken over by the NRL. This news comes in the wake of the latest haymaker to hit the club in
