NRL veteran on the move after splitting with Dragons
The former international and State of Origin prop has parted ways with the Dragons, taking a two-year deal in England.
The former international and State of Origin prop has parted ways with the Dragons, taking a two-year deal in England.
Australia hasn't played England in a Test since the 2017 World Cup final. And that match marked a clear end of an era for a great team.
The Roosters halfback was returning from an ACL and thumb injury but it wasn't an ideal start against the Dragons.
The traditional Anzac Day clash got off to an explosive start with David Klemmer and Victor Radley came to blows after the opening set.
Andrew Abdo has admitted a change needs to be made in the wake of the Dylan Brown and Daly Cherry-Evans saga.
The way has been cleared for David Klemmer's widely reported move to the Dragons after the Wests Tigers confirmed he had been released.
There's been talk that the NRL lacks the depth to be able to successfully expand. These players who can't break into first grade might disagree.
David Klemmer has likely played his last game with the Wests Tigers as the Dragons prepare to make a move on the unsettled prop.
The NRL should have whacked David Klemmer with a "significant penalty" for his "shameful" behaviour towards a referee, writes Mark Levy.
Aidan Sezer was lucky to avoid a 10-minute spell in the sin-bin for the tackly, but the Match Review Committee have come down hard.