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They are still on cloud nine and how can you blame them? The Cronulla-Sutherland Sharks are 2016 premiers and boy aren’t they enjoying it! Chris Heighington still doesn’t believe it…
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Cooper Cronk says the Melbourne Storm can get better in 2017 with Billy Slater returning at fullback and Cameron Munster making the switch to five-eighth as Blake Green heads off to Manly-Warringah. “Billy Slater is
Michael Ennis will be back at Cronulla in 2017 despite retiring after the Sharks fairy tale grand final victory on Sunday night. The now-retired hooker will mentor the next generation of rakes that includes Nu
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The Australian Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull has shot down former St. George Dragons and boxing champion Anthony Mundine’s call for NRL and AFL players to boycott the national anthem. Turnbull, asked on Melbourne radio whether
Wade Graham is an old school footy player and isn’t worried about breaking down the technical side of beating the Melbourne Storm. The Storm boast two of the best exponents of rugby league game management
Kiwi International and leader of the Melbourne Storm forward pack Jesse Bromwich has no doubt how many premierships Cooper Cronk and Cameron Smith have won. History shows the Storm were stripped of their 2007 and
Canberra Raiders coach Ricky Stuart wouldn’t mind seeing either Melbourne or Cronulla win the big dance on Sunday night. The Raiders were eliminated by close friend Craig Bellamy’s Storm in the preliminary final. Stuart also
BY CURTIS WOODWARD NRL Grand Final day can be the stuff of legend. For a lucky few, all their wildest dreams come true. Whether it’s Johnathan Thurston’s field goal, Benji Marshall’s flick pass or
