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Sonny Bill and the fiendish frogs

Ken Parish
July 31, 2008July 31, 2008
What a lot of nonsense has been talked about the defection to French rugby of rugby league star Bobby Sue Billy Jo Sonny Bill Williams!  First,...
Sport - Rugby League

NRL 2006: The Decider!

Shaun Cronin
September 29, 2006
It all started on the 10th of March with the Dragons and Tigers and will end about 8:45 Sunday night with either the Broncos or...
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NRL 2006: The Finals!

Shaun Cronin
September 4, 2006September 4, 2006
Even though the game had no bearing on the final eight I spent a lovely day in the sun at Leichhardt Oval yesterday drinking beer...
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How the Teachers of Questionable Authority Ruined the NRL

Shaun Cronin
August 17, 2006August 17, 2006
The biggest story on the Eastern seaboard over the past few days has been about one man. Newcastle Knights half-back Andrew Johns. Even the the...
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NRL 2006 – The Final 8 Takes Shape

Shaun Cronin
August 13, 2006August 13, 2006
Well, after Round 23 the final 8 for the 2005 finals is all but decided. With a four point gap between 8 and 9 it...
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Goodbye Wayne

Shaun Cronin
August 7, 2006
Wayne Bennett hasn't the best of relationships with the press. He has applied the siege mentality approach so successful in State of Origin campaigns to...
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NRL 2006 – The Race To The Finals

Shaun Cronin
July 21, 2006
It seems hard to believe but the 2006 NRL season is already at round 20. Only 7 games to go before the finals. And what...

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