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I try not to listen to Cooper Cronk's comments, bloke is supremely arrogant.

It's his long-term criticism - he's good at getting himself on the front foot but not so good at bringing other players forward.

He didn't do it to fans though, apparently he did it to Doueihi. This is a big nothingburger, the NRL has to be seen to doing something if players are making potentially rude gestures to fans. The NRL have given Tigers a limp slap on the wrist, which is what we all expected. All tallied it...

The May boys accents fascinate me. I know they have a Samoan mother but they've lived in Sydney their whole lives. When I listen to them speak, they drift very much towards Sydney Lebanese accents and even getting close to what I would consider a Kiwi Islander accent (I used to work in NZ a lot...

Who likes giant white thighs, anyone? Biggest whitest thighs on the market.

Perrett managed to briefly play in the NRL after the incident but claims he was never the same person or player. He finished his career with 56 NRL matches for the Bulldogs and Sea Eagles. According to the claim, club-directed measures such as using ice baths and ice vests were “unsuccessful”...

The claim states the incident prompted the “loss of NRL career” and “loss of future incoming earning capacity”. While there is no mention of the recompense sought in the documents filed to the court, sources not authorised to speak publicly due to the matter being before the courts said the...

Comatose for two days’: Former NRL player launches $5 million lawsuit against Manly Adrian Proszenko ByAdrian Proszenko August 4, 2025 — 3.43pm Save Former NRL forward Lloyd Perrett has launched a $5 million lawsuit against the Manly Sea Eagles, claiming he was placed in a “a comatose state...

It was caused by the hand-off that Crichton attempted to give him yesterday, where he recoiled his hands in shock from the power.

I reckon it's nice for once to have a little bit of flexibility available in the halves, even with Galvin leaving.

I'd give him a stab. Am I allowed to keep using that joke until next year?

Smells like they might have another signing in the plans?

Just thought I'd add this for some point of reference. Been on reddit today witnessing a whole bunch of folks who reckon the tackle was fine because he slipped.

Precisely, shows you it's all about the wins even if the performances are OK. Also Gus Gould very good at protecting his people.

It's an interesting stat, I think perhaps a little overstated if we look at the draw. By a quirk of the draw, Bulldogs haven't yet played Warriors or Storm, i.e. 2 of the current Top 4. Against the other 6 clubs they've beaten Raiders and Sharks, who are tricky opponents. Dogs then had a 2-pt...

It's interesting that in the presser Benji said he started Doueihi in the halves because he thought we needed the experience. And not in the way I expected; I thought he meant the conditions and the style of play of the opponent, but instead he said he wasn't happy with our output for the past...

I agree, my favourite moment of several good ones. Crichton does a handoff and Galvin pulls his hands away, despite being the only Doggies player within 20 metres. Speaks to the hesitancy that often crops up in his game. Galvin could easily have caught the footy and copped the tackle, it's not...

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I know, this season is the first year my 9 year old son has referred to the Tigers as "we" instead of "they".

It's an accidental variation on The Claw that Turuva debuted earlier in the season.