NRL news from around the web
Valentine Holmes to compete for spot in NFL’s International Player Pathway Program
from FOX SPORTS League
Valentine Holmes won’t be alone on his journey to the NFL.
Lachlan Burr ready to live up to the hype for NZ Warriors
from Stuff.co.nz - League
This time last year he was working as an apprentice builder in Sydney - now Lachlan Burr is pushing for a starting spot in a star-studded Warriors forward pack.
19 bold predictions for the 2019 NRL season
from FOX SPORTS League
A week is a long time in rugby league, and a season... well anything can and usually will happen.
Warriors’ best 17: No Johnson, no worries; teen sensation ready to step up
from FOX SPORTS League
Since 2011, the Warriors have revolved around their mercurial half Shaun Johnson.
Robbie Farah says he is ready to retire to stop Wests Tigers from losing another player
from FOX SPORTS League
Robbie Farah is a Wests Tigers man through and through.
Young Eels playmaker Jaeman Salmon convicted of low-range drink driving after horror car crash
from FOX SPORTS League
Parramatta playmaker Jaeman Salmon has been convicted of low-range drink driving following a horror car crash last October.
‘We need a boss’: Gallen has his say on the next Sharks coach
from FOX SPORTS League
Whether it’s a rookie, proven veteran, or Shane Flanagan survives in the role, Cronulla need a “boss” to coach their premiership-ready NRL team, according to captain Paul Gallen.
‘It’ll take us to the next level’: Stuart shakes up leadership at Raiders
from FOX SPORTS League
Canberra coach Ricky Stuart has introduced a co-captaincy model for the first time in his Raiders tenure, with Josh Hodgson appointed alongside Jarrod Croker for the 2019 season.
Paul Gallen to fight retired rugby league identity John Hopoate
from FOX SPORTS League
Cronulla star Paul Gallen has confirmed he will return to the boxing ring to fight infamous retired NRL player John Hopoate.
Young Terri-Ann Cain travelled from Brisbane to Sydney via bus to make All Stars training
from FOX SPORTS League
The women’s Indigenous side is full of young and enthusiastic players — and all are ready to make their mark.