NRL and Sitcom Television – What’s the Difference?
Sitcom Television is designed to keep us constantly glued to our TV screens, always entertained, and always interested. And in the same sense, the NRL’s not that much different, is it? Every other week something happens that keeps us attached
NRL Offseason – What’s Everyone Been Up To So Far?
The NRL is never boring, even when the clubs aren’t playing. Every other day various reports pour in about a player switching clubs, players getting injured, players being straight up d**k heads off the field, high-profile appointments and all the
Melbourne Storm vs Penrith Panthers- A match made in heaven!
This Sunday evening at the historic ANZ Stadium, the 3X Premiership winning Storm will face off against a Panthers side who are riding a 17 match victory streak. You simply could not write it up any better than this. For Melbourne,
A Spot in the Grand Final is all on the line!
In what was an exciting Week 1 of NRL Finals Football, we saw the besieged Sharks and Newcastle, eliminated from contention. As they were convincingly beaten by 12 and 26 points respectively, at the hands of the merciless Raiders and
It’s Finals Time
Gone are the Gold Coast and New Zealand, two sides who despite their bravery and resilience, couldn’t quite make the cut. The Leichardt-based Tigers were unable to make the final eight either. Despite it being Benji Marshall’s last season. Both St George
Howdy “Hook” & Toddy and bye-bye Benji
The NRL as a whole is an incredibly entertaining, yet also confusing product. That applies to it both on and off the field. Most recently we’ve seen Anthony Griffin and Todd Payten be appointed coaches of the Dragons and Cowboys
Top 4 – The dreams that exist within
You’d have to be both a well-educated and perhaps a slightly crazy supporter, to have bets on anyone currently outside of the current Top 4, to win the Premiership. The most coveted trophy in all of Rugby League. In 1st place,
Cleary & Bennett – What Were They Thinking?
Ivan Cleary and Wayne James Bennett are two simply outstanding Rugby League coaches. Cleary is somebody who miraculously guided the Warriors to the 2011 NRL Grand Final (and NZ’s first since 2002). Whilst he currently has the Panthers firing on