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Bennett leaves door ajar for reunion with Costigan
Two years after showing Neville Costigan the door, Wayne Bennett has left open the possibility of a surprise reunion at St George Illawarra.
Stuart livid as Sharks cop blow after blow
Cronulla coach Ricky Stuart has slammed referees for using "tip sheets" after being pummelled in the penalty count against South Sydney last night.
Rival clubs lining up for Carney
Cronulla and Penrith are potential destinations for Todd Carney next season if the troubled playmaker can overturn his NRL deregistration.
The bottom line
It's been a tough, trying season for all concerned at Parramatta.
Adrian Proszenko sat down with Eels coach Michael Hagan.
Worried Webcke puts his hand up to do the hard yards
Broncos great Shane Webcke has outlined his blueprint to save rugby league and says he would consider running the game if an independent commission were formed.
Kidwell crowns return with game-breaker
David Kidwell stormed up the stairs into Jason Taylor's office.
Sweat was dripping from his brow. He had that look in his eye. Give
me a go. "It's a great story," Souths coach Taylor said.
Roosters jump the X-ray queue
Sydney Roosters players injured during home games will be able to get MRI and X-ray scans during a match to assess if they are fit to return to the field in a world-first sports medicine initiative.
Nervous wait for homeless
Test stars, fringe first-graders and a carpenter on an $8000 footballer contract are among the 50-plus players with NRL experience who are still to secure a contract for 2009.
Barba ready for rough initiation
Bulldogs sensation Ben Barba is bracing himself for a mountain of
defensive work in his long-awaited NRL debut against St George
Illawarra at ANZ Stadium tomorrow night because he will be the
"smallest bloke on the field".
Mortimer pleads for new leadership
Steve Mortimer has made an impassioned plea for the man who set up
the AFL's independent commission to be invited to do the same for
the NRL.
It could be the final showdown: Inglis and Gasnier square off in Melbourne
It's the decider we didn't get to see in Origin. Greg Inglis v Mark Gasnier. And for Inglis the personal duel in the Dragons-Storm clash tomorrow night means even more, because a rematch is unlikely.
Hearts go out to stricken teenager
Wests Tigers are rallying around Matt Davidson after the promising prop was diagnosed with leukaemia.
Cardiac kids up ladder, Eels up a certain creek
AFTER watching his side and his playmaker go down against the resurgent Rabbitohs, Nathan Hindmarsh was asked for his summation of the situation.
Tigers' budding supercoach
HE'S only 19 and a mere 38 games into a potentially brilliant NRL
career, but Chris Lawrence dreams of the day he'll own an elite
sports academy to rival the multimillion-dollar NSW Institute of
Sport.
Nine games or Neville is a nobody
FORMER Queensland enforcer Neville Costigan fears he'll be forced into premature retirement because of a Kirk Reynoldson-style contract saga at Canberra.
Knights repolish the armour
NEWCASTLE have produced a 32-page document defining the seemingly indefinable - the Knights' culture - in an attempt to return to the club's core values.
Racism is a ticking bomb: Petero
PENRITH captain Petero Civoniceva has revealed he has been the
target of racist taunts throughout his career.
Magpies swoop to stop Roosters raid
IN THE biggest turf war since the Fibros versus the Silvertails, the Sydney Roosters stand accused of muscling in on the junior talent of Wests Tigers by trying to establish a presence in the heart of Magpies territory.
Mini wants to rule the Roosters
His immediate goal is to get back on the field, but Anthony
Minichiello's ambition is to captain the Roosters .
Gallen wants to stay Sharks skipper
Paul Gallen says he is prepared to "suffer the consequences" for
his latest on-field indiscretions.
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