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EELS v RABBITOHS Friday, 7.35pm AEDT at Pirtek Stadium Eels: 1. Will Hopoate 2. John Folau 3. Ryan Morgan 4. Brad Takairangi 5. Reece Robinson 6. Corey Norman 7. Chris Sandow 8. Darcy Lussick 9.
South Sydney 20 (Dylan Walker 2, Alex Johnston, Greg Inglis tries; Adam Reynolds 2 goals) def. Wests Tigers 6 (Robbie Farah try; Pat Richards goal). Crowd: 23,211. Halftime: 10-6. @The81stMinute Player Of The Year Points:
Wayne Bennett isn’t usually the one to make big statements. But in the last few weeks the legendary coach has branded Anthony Milford the next Darren Lockyer and hammered Johnathan Thurston. “I’m not going to
Comment Newcastle’s three Mata’uita brothers have backflipped on their agreement with Canterbury and will stay at the Knights after an announcement today. Sione, Chanel and Pat had agreed to terms with the Bulldogs but due
Penrith 40 (Idris 3, Whare 2, Jennings, Manu, Cartwright tries; Moylan 4 goals) def. Gold Coast 0. @The81stMinute Player of the Year Points: 3: Matt Moylan (Panthers) 2: Jamal Idris (Panthers) 1: Lewis Brown (Panthers)
Knights 24 (T: Gagai 2, Randell, Rochow, G: Randell 1/1, Roberts 3/3) defeated Warriors 14 (T: Hoffman, Leuluai, G: Johnston 2/2, P: Johnston 1/1) @The81stMinute Player of the Year Points: 3: Dane Gagai (Knights) 2:
Newcastle Knights Captain: Kurt Gidley Coach: Rick Stone Round 1: v Warriors, Saturday 8 March, Hunter Stadium Attack: 91 Defence: 89 Prediction: 12th Strongest 17 1 Kurt Gidley 2 James McManus 3 Dane Gagai 4
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 Newcastle centre Dane Gagai has reportedly verbally agreed to return to the Brisbane Broncos in 2016 after a conversation with Brisbane mentor Wayne Bennett who previously coached Gagai at the Knights and at
