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I wonder how many people associate Sivo with the Panthers? It really goes to show that as long as your system keeps producing quality players, fans aren't going to bat an eye lid. It all went pear shape, but Sivo turned a weakness into a strength and the Eels were pretty deadly on the edges. He...

Who's they? Badel? Meyn? Did they also blame expensive clothing?

It's not soft to make a passionate stand against racism and make sure the approrpriate sentences are handed out. It's an inclusive sport and it's brave to make a public stand. I don't see tears as a sign of weakness, just passion and emotion which is to be expected when somebody goes beyond the...

Standing up against racism not just on your behalf but for the entire Rugby League community does. Especially in the face of public ridicule from ignorant individuals who can't see from outside of their own purview.

Making a passionate stand against racism is always appropriate and using this incident to condemn that is a false equivalence and extremely petty behaviour.

Spencer Leniu was handed an eight match sentence and pundits who thought it was acceptable behaviour were proven otherwise. This allows the NRL to market itself as an inclusive product which is important in a multi-cultural country like ours. That one good deed has nothing to do with this...

Ezra's passion made it easier to take a stand against the behaviour and for the NRL to make a stand.

Ezra and the team did that and all that resulted was a penalty to the Roosters. By making a formal complaint we found out exactly why the players were upset and it exposed the Roosters as massive hypocrites. It also clearly needed to be called out as some thought it was 'fair game'. It's not...

Nah, racism isn't acceptable and deserves to be called out, especially when you have a public platform.

The only reason I had those articles on hand is because I remember there were discussions around Ikin's role and what he actually achieved at the club. I remember there being conjecture around Capewell, even though it doesn't contradict your timeline. Still, on the face of it, I don't think...

“I think he is already on the radar at the Broncos, but geez it would be good to get him - Kurt Capewell,” Ikin said...

Sign him!

Is there a particular reason you're bringing up the media? I could see a player-manager using their client's representative experience to drive up their value. I also believe clubs are desperate enough to take big risks.

Unless I've missed something, I don't think anyone is calling Willison a dud for failing to make the team or calling the selectors morons (@Mustafur may have thought it though) just that it's one less thing the manager can use to drive up his price during a contract year. Willison for mine was...

Xavier Willison -22 Years Of Age 2024 - 19 Games, 3 Tries, 38 Tackle Breaks, 104m Avg, 3 Offloads, 22.7 Tackles Avg Joe Ofahengaue - 22 Years Of Age 2017 - 16 Games, 1 Try, 15 Tackle Breaks, 100m Avg, 1 Offload, 21.2 Tackles Average Joe's best year would come the following year where he was...

It appears the awards will be held this Friday night for those wondering.

https://shop.broncos.com.au/retro-jersey-2000-grand-final-1421.phtml https://shop.broncos.com.au/retro-jersey-1993-grand-final-1251.phtml I would have been all over that 2000s replica jersey when I was younger. I didn't know if anyone on here would be interested but thought it'd be worth...

I don't necessarily think signing another prop forward is a bad idea. The Gold Coast have always struggled with the physical side of the game so bringing in an experienced rugged option would surely bolster them and allow them to play Des' style of game. I just don't think Reagan...

It was a war of attrition and in the end, Penrith proved they're without a doubt the most dominant force the game has ever seen. Even against the former juggernauts in Bellamy's Melbourne, they were a clear level above despite a gallant effort from the Storm. For the Panthers, it was largely...

I'm booking you all into OPSM, dead-set.