Opinion: Was the Four Nations a success?
BY ETHAN O’GORMAN The 2016 Four Nations has come to an end with Australia becoming worthy champions. However can we say that the event as a whole was a success? Here is what I think:
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BY CURTIS WOODWARD Australia have won the Four Nations tournament after outplaying old foes New Zealand 34-8 at Liverpool’s Anfield in England while also reclaiming the world’s number one ranking. It ends a disastrous 2016
BY CURTIS WOODWARD Australian captain Cameron Smith is about to play his 49th match for the Kangaroos in the Four Nations Final at Anfield this weekend. If you listen to Smith, he may play another
BY STAFF WRITERS English battlers Workington Town have hit back at those whinging Kiwis after complaints from the New Zealand team that the facilities at Derwent Park weren’t up to scratch. Scotland drew 18-all with
And you think the growth of International rugby league doesn’t matter? Scotland’s performance against New Zealand in the Four Nations, where they drew 18-18, has been acknowledged in Scotland’s parliament house. In a football and
BY KANE AUSTIN It is time to get real now that the NRL and AFL seasons are over. We’re headed toward December which means GWS and Sydney Swans are distant memories again (they’ll be forgotten
Aussie prop David Klemmer must have forgotten he was playing International rugby league and not the NRL. England captain Sam Burgess reminded him that the punching rule was a little different at the Four Nations
England coach Wayne Bennett has lashed his own team after their 36-18 loss to Australia, knocking them out of the Four Nations in the process. The home nation, in front of a 35,000-strong crowd at
Wayne Bennett says he has never tried to undermine rival Mal Meninga. Speaking in London ahead of England’s clash with Australia, Bennett hit back at suggestions he was to blame for the newest rivalry in
Scottish captain Danny Brough doesn’t believe England has the game to test Australia in a crunch Four Nations clash this weekend. Brough’s Scotland led England 8-0 before being overrun but says Wayne Bennett’s team has