Walters to quit Kangaroos post after signing on for new job
The ex Broncos coach has signed a three-year deal that will force him to give up the national team job at the end of this year’s Rugby League World Cup.
The ex Broncos coach has signed a three-year deal that will force him to give up the national team job at the end of this year’s Rugby League World Cup.
Kangaroos coach Kevin Walters must swing the axe on a number of incumbents who won last year’s Ashes series in England.
The 28-year-old could undergo surgery and miss the tournament in a bid to be fit and firing to start life with the Red V.
Peter V’landys may not have nailed it but the idea of adding NRL content to September has merit. Phil Gould has a fix that players may be open to.
Tino Fa’asuamaleaui could potentially be swayed from defecting to Samoa after it was revealed how much Australia will be paid to compete.
Brisbane’s slide down the ladder and out of finals contention could have major ramifications after the season finishes.
Hudson Young’s season looks all but over after he suffered a suspected ruptured Achilles in the Raiders’ win over the Rabbitohs.
NSW would just shade Queensland in representation in the 19-man Kangaroos squad for the World Cup if it was picked now.
Kevin Walters will lead Australia through the home World Cup in 2026 after his contract was extended in a significant show of faith.
Kangaroos coach Kevin Walters has denied the change in eligibility rules will impact his side heading into this year's World Cup.