Kangaroos coach Mal Meninga’s changing of the guard has continued,with a veteran axed and six debutants named for Friday’s Pacific Championships opener.
Apparently,friendliness is next to characterless.
A proclaimer of towering pedigree.
Some blame the Knights superstar’s perceived lack of versatility for his omission from the Australian squad,but nothing could be further from the truth.
A secret survey has been sent out to all clubs for feedback in time for next season,and seemingly no issue has been spared – with the bunker officiating front and centre after Ivan Cleary’s blast.
The Western Bears are dead. So if a new Perth franchise can be saved,what will it be called? That’s where a Sydney man comes in after buying up all the prospective names for the new team.
Peter Cumins’ hopes of returning to the negotiating table have been dashed after the NRL opted to move on from his failed Perth license bid.
Injuries will rule the Clive Churchill Medal winner out of the Pacific Championships,and potentially keep Nathan Cleary from the Panthers’ Las Vegas match.
The Panthers bench prop forward has been included in the Kangaroos squad,which doesn’t include Kalyn Ponga or James Tedesco.
A back-rower outleaping a winger 11cm taller than him,a prop charging downfield to be in support and throwing a pass to a left centre playing on the right. This is why the Panthers are good.
After the drama and a flash of spite unfolded,once the full-time whistle blew,this half a decade came into glorious full view for the four-peat premiers.