NRL judiciary RECAP: Origin star free to play as huge gamble pays off
North Queensland Cowboys star Reuben Cotter has successfully had his charge downgraded and will now play the Sharks in week one of finals.
North Queensland Cowboys star Reuben Cotter has successfully had his charge downgraded and will now play the Sharks in week one of finals.
After 27 rounds of action, the NRL finals have arrived and there are some huge names back on deck.
Siulagi Tuimalatu-Brown was admitted to hospital because of a neck concern after Cronulla centre Michael Gabrael hit him high.
Once again, the officiating in the NRL has copped it with Craig Fitzgibbon, Cameron McInnes and Harry Grant all providing frustrated answers.
Nicho Hynes is struggling to run the show, despite the whopping pay cheque and the number he wears on his back.
Brad Fittler and Phil Gould are split over the merits of sitting out players, but how much can the finals picture be shifted over the next four days?
Tom Hazelton was slapped with a one-game ban for the ugly hip-drop tackle that left his coach fuming.
Cronulla are in danger of losing one of their most loyal players, as rival clubs prepare to circle the 26-year-old.
Jacob Preston’s value on the open is going up every game he plays, making it harder and harder for the Bulldogs to retain the star back-rower.
The Sharks will have eyes on the match review committee’s judiciary report as their NRLW season goes from bad to worse after a 42-16 loss to the Eels.