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NRL integrity unit is an oxymoron.

The NRL media's various conflicts of interest are Trumpian.

Isaac Moses agitates for a release for Galvin apparently because of Benji's terrible coaching and the culture of bullying at the club yet he's happy for one of his other clients to extend his contract here. Am I missing something or was Moses being deceitful again?

El-Zakhem would be a servicable replacement for 1-2 games a season. I have been pushing Mapapalangi's case since he returned from the Knights. He is far and away the most talented back in our KOE side, though admittedly that's a low bar. But we need reinforcements in the forwards, and quality...

He has weddings in the US of A to attend.

Not that I care where that sh*tstain goes, but the NRL might want to audit the Bulldogs with the turd and Thompson joining a host of other big money recent recruits.

The same goes for Ethan Strange and Fletcher Sharpe. If they were at Sydney clubs or managed by Isaac Moses, they would be touted as future immortals.

Buster Bluth. Solid name.

https://www.smh.com.au/sport/nrl/gus-rules-out-galvin-bid-20250421-p5lt95.html Oh yeah, that was more bullsh*t from Gould. The best outcome would be for Galvin's arrival to force out Mitchell Woods and he goes on to star elsewhere.

You're being intentionally obtuse. Galvin is laying the boot into the club under the guise of supporting his mate. It's not too different to Bateman's trolling of the club after he left, though at least Bateman was a former employee and not a current one like Galvin.

Pathetic

Team stats were fairly even but I'd say most of our yardage came from our back three. The forwards were ineffectual, particularly compared to Koloamatangi who plays like a beast against us every time. I'd kill to have him at the Tigers.

I wonder who Canterbury would offer up in a trade?

I figured as much with the bye and Latu nearing a return from injury. Hopefully there's a player coming the other way.

I'll take a win anyway it comes. Despite their lowly position on the ladder, Souths fielded a decent team including Casey, Meyers, Schuster, Dodd, Keppie, Mitchell and Host. Krystian Mapapalangi was our best for the second week straight. If he continues his good form, he might even crack first...

Balmain's dominant record at Leichhardt was all the more remarkable given our paucity of finals appearances in the 70s and 90s. For example, in 1999, with a pretty abject squad, we won 8 from 11 at home and lost all our away games.

Our record against Souths (50%) and Warriors (56%) at Campbelltown is well above our average (39%), albeit the sample size for Souths is only 2 games.

Bud was bog average across two stints in firsts last year. But when he was relegated to KOE, he strung a few good games together before we started shopping him around and his confidence and form dropped again. He seems a lot happier at Souths.

Bud joins a long list of ex-Tigers who stars against us. The only surprise of the night was that Declan Casey didn't tear the Magpies to shreds in his comeback game.

If our pathetic record at Campbelltown isn't bad enough, that ground announcer is aural cancer.