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White-hot selection battle could define unpredictable World Cup
The 2026 Rugby League World Cup shapes as the most unpredictable tournament in the sport’s history. One big call could tilt the balance.
The 2026 Rugby League World Cup shapes as the most unpredictable tournament in the sport’s history. One big call could tilt the balance.
His two-year stint at Concord had fallen well short of expectations, and his final act should come as no surprise.
As the Tigers season ‘spectacularly’ fell apart in 2026, fans are still desperately waiting for their talent to start performing like finals contenders.
Phil Gould has swiped the Chiefs for their handling of the signing, questioning how they conducted business.
One NRL great has whacked Jarome Luai’s trip to PNG, as the outgoing captain prepares to farewell the Tigers.
The Tigers fans could have seen Jarome Luai in the club’s jersey for the last time after he hobbled off the field late in a 20-10 loss to the Cowboys.
Luai is still more than a year away from running onto the field for the PNG Chiefs, but he’s already making extra bank from the deal.
We’ve compiled a full team of players who have left the Tigers since their last finals appearance in 2011.
Benji Marshall insisted his team were focused on delivering a strong result in the nation’s capital on Saturday. The result was dismal.
What started out as a strong season has faded into the abyss. Fans are once again angry and the club is on the verge of breaking point.