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Former NRL star Todd Carney has taken a potshot at the Australian game from the other side of the world. Writing for Rugby League World, Carney took a swipe at NRL fans saying the atmosphere
New South Wales’ greatest ever coach Phil Gould says the Blues must go with Sydney Roosters halves Mitchell Pearce and James Maloney ahead of incumbents Trent Hodkinson and Josh Reynolds. Writing for The Sydney Morning
Newcastle junior and former Australian half Brett Kimmorley has slammed the Newcastle Knights and questioned whether veteran Kurt Gidley is still in the Knights’ best thirteen. It comes on the back of Newcastle coach Rick
Penrith Panthers coach Ivan Cleary is sweating on the return of a long list of top flight stars but isn’t expecting any of them to be back in the next two weeks, despite a bye
Who says humour is dead in rugby league? The81stMinute has obtained an e-mail of a fan’s submission to become CEO of the Melbourne Storm. Former CEO Mark Evans is returning to England and Melbourne has
Former NRL coach Brian Smith says referees refuse to use the send-off in matches because it has wrecked the contest. “The temperature of many rose remarkably when Dragons forward Tyson Frizzell was not dismissed [Frizzell
The Parramatta Eels have made a great start to season 2015 made even more impressive by the fact they lost their very best player, Jarryd Hayne, to the NFL in pre-season. But that hasn’t stopped
Manly’s livewire secondstring hooker Jayden Hodges believes the Sea Eagles are committed enough but are lacking in other areas. “It was a tough loss against the Doggies,” Hodges told seaeagles.com.au. “To turn it around, we’ve
Incumbent New South Wales five-eight Josh Reynolds says his first priority is the Canterbury Bulldogs and not getting back into the Blues squad. “If I don’t get picked, it’ll give me more drive so I
Rising South Sydney flyer Alex Johnston has a tough choice ahead of him. Stay on the wing at South Sydney and wait for Greg Inglis’ exit or become the first choice fullback, potentially at arch
