The NRL’s hip drop drama has gone into overdrive with Latrell Mitchell binned in Souths’ 42-26 win over Parramatta – while Joe Ofahengaue was not for what looked like a very similar tackle. It comes a night after Valentine Holmes was sat down for ten… Read More »Souths ensure Barrett era begins with defeat amid hip drop chaos as Bunker bins Latrell but lets Offa off the hook
Nicho Hynes has become the latest NSW Blues player to fall foul of an injury after failing to emerge for the second half of Cronulla’s clash with Penrith with a calf issue. The halfback, who almost certainly would have been selected by Michael Maguire, left… Read More »Another huge blow for Blues as Hynes forced out with calf issue as Madge watches on
James Tedesco has provided Michael Maguire with a handy reminder of his Origin credentials with a superb showing as the Roosters blew out the Raiders 44-16 in Canberra. The fullback grabbed a trademark try on the left edge, bouncing off several defenders to score just… Read More »Tedesco saves best for Origin eve as Roosters run riot in Canberra – and Leniu and Suallii put their hands up too
Moana Pasifika have kept their slim finals hopes alive in a 27-12 victory over the New South Wales Waratahs, in a dogged, tense encounter at Mt. Smart Stadium. Despite a few tries in the closing stages of the match, the Waratahs were their own worst… Read More »Moana Pasifika keep unlikely finals berth alive with bonus-point win over ugly Waratahs
They may have lost the Pacific Four Series, but the Black Ferns bounced back in style from their loss to Canada, continuing their dominance of the O’Reilly Cup with a thrashing of the Wallaroos at North Harbour Stadium. The 67-19 victory equals the highest number… Read More »Black Ferns demolish Wallaroos loss in North Harbour, WXV1 aspirations up in smoke