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Catalans Dragons have announced the signing of Kiwi International Sam Moa on a two year deal. “I am very excited and proud to join the Catalans team. After careful consideration, my family and I are
BY CURTIS WOODWARD The Sydney Roosters have continued their questionable recruitment drive by signing former South Sydney and Gold Coast utility Paul Carter. A talent on-field, Carter has already been sacked by both the
Rugby league icon Ron Massey has passed away aged 86. Considered one of the greatest thinkers in the game, Massey was considered an innovator ahead of his time and helped Jack Gibson steer both Eastern
Brisbane coach Wayne Bennett says finishing outside the top four isn’t the end of the world and that the Broncos can win the NRL premiership from anywhere in the 8. The Broncos defeated Sydney Roosters
On Saturday night at AAMI Park, Melbourne Storm host Cronulla-Sutherland with the winner securing the minor premiership for season 2016. It has been a rollercoaster ride to the finish with the Storm unable to lock
Former Cronulla captain Brett Kimmorley says the Sharks are struggling and will have a mountain to climb this weekend against the in-form Sydney Roosters. “Three losses in a row, haven’t won over the last four
Cronulla coach Shane Flanagan says his team are desperate to get out of their form slump ahead of the playoffs but will need to do it against the inform Sydney Roosters. “It’s not going to
Kiwi International Sam Perrett has joined fellow veteran winger James McManus in retirement today saying 2016 will be his final season in the NRL. Despite appearing in grand finals for both Canterbury and the Sydney
Sydney Roosters coach Trent Robinson says the withdrawal of veteran half Mitchell Pearce was too much for his young halves to cope with as Penrith’s own young guns swamped the Roosters in a 38-18 win
Sydney Roosters coach Trent Robinson has praised rookie five-eight Connor Watson in the Roosters’ 32-20 loss to the Cronulla Sharks. Watson was outstanding for the tricolours and picked up three Handyman Magazine Medal points from
