NRL 80 words in 80 minutes: Round 23
By Stephen Gallagher THURSDAY: Parramatta Eels V Canterbury Bankstown Bulldogs, 21.50 – Bankwest Stadium The Bulldogs could be the form side of the comp realistically, but once again it comes[…]
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NRL 80 words in 80 minutes: Round 22
By Stephen Gallagher THURSDAY: Manly Warringah Sea Eagles V Wests Tigers, 21.50 – Lottoland With Manly returning home after a loss, they will be amped up for this clash against[…]
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NRL 80 words in 80 minutes: Round 21
By Stephen Gallagher THURSDAY: North Queensland Cowboys V Brisbane Broncos, 21.50 – 1300 SMILES Stadium. These two sides only managed to score four points each last weekend, as they both[…]
Two Steps Back
By Ryan Nixon 2018: The Warriors, in their second year under Stephen Kearney, are coming off a season in which they won just seven games and finished 13th only by[…]
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Sporting pictures of the Week :- 2 August
The build-up to The Ashes in England. So much to answer for. Well that backfired. Props to the guy with the matching t-shirt; not so much to the guy whose[…]
NRL 80 words in 80 minutes: Round 20
By Stephen Gallagher THURSDAY: Wests Tigers V North Queensland Cowboys, 21.50 – Leichhardt Oval. It’s now time for the Tigers to do it for their retiring hooker Robbie Farah. Leichhardt[…]
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NRL 80 words in 80 minutes: Round 19
By Stephen Gallagher THURSDAY: Cronulla Sharks V North Queensland Cowboys, 21.50 – PointsBet Stadium. Desperate time for Cronulla after they’ve now conceded defeat in their last four outings. For the[…]
NRL 80 words in 80 minutes: Round 18
By Stephen Gallagher THURSDAY: Brisbane Broncos V Canterbury Bulldogs, 21.50 – Suncorp Stadium. After an agonising draw last week, the Broncos will look to get a win on home soil.[…]
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NRL 80 words in 80 minutes: Round 17
By Stephen Gallagher FRIDAY: Penrith Panthers V Gold Coast Titans, 20.00NZT – Panthers Stadium While Penrith’s surge up the ladder continues, the Titans still linger in 15th place. All things[…]
Origin 3:- The Preview
By Stephen Gallagher The fact is, New South Wales haven’t won a game three decider since 2005. On that day, Danny Buderus lofted the shield high in front of 52,436[…]
