Parramatta Eels coach Jason Ryles heavily criticized his team's 32-12 loss to the South Sydney Rabbitohs, stating their performance was not even good enough for 'park football'. The Eels made numerous errors despite Mitchell Moses' 250th NRL game, while the Rabbitohs secured a comfortable win despite mid-game injuries forcing a debut for 18-year-old Dayne Jennings.
Parramatta Eels coach Jason Ryles heavily criticized his team's performance, calling it not good enough to "beat a park football team" after their 32-12 loss to the South Sydney Rabbitohs. The Eels, despite Mitchell Moses' 250th NRL game, were plagued by errors, while Souths secured a comfortable win and debuted 18-year-old Dayne Jennings due to injuries.
Parramatta Eels coach Jason Ryles expressed extreme disappointment after his team's 32-12 loss to the South Sydney Rabbitohs, citing numerous self-inflicted errors. Meanwhile, Souths secured the win despite mid-game injuries, which led to 18-year-old Dayne Jennings making an unexpected NRL debut.
The South Sydney Rabbitohs defeated the Brisbane Broncos 48-6, with Alex Johnston scoring four tries. The win was dedicated to Jai Arrow, who received an emotional guard of honour before the match due to his motor neurone disease diagnosis.
The South Sydney Rabbitohs hold a commanding 30-0 lead over the Brisbane Broncos at halftime. The Broncos have struggled significantly, with multiple errors contributing to the Rabbitohs' five tries. Jordan Riki is being monitored for a leg injury.
The South Sydney Rabbitohs host the Brisbane Broncos in a special NRL match honouring Jai Arrow, who was forced into retirement due to Motor neurone disease. Both teams will wear special jerseys to celebrate Arrow's career.
Manly Sea Eagles defeated South Sydney Rabbitohs 28-14, moving into the NRL's top four. The win marked Kieran Foran's permanent appointment as head coach and continued Souths' losing streak.
Manly Sea Eagles defeated South Sydney Rabbitohs 28-14, provisionally moving into the NRL's top four. A controversial try in the second half aided Manly's win, while Broncos lock Pat Carrigan will miss six weeks due to surgery, ruling him out of the Origin series.
Manly Sea Eagles defeated South Sydney Rabbitohs 28-14, provisionally moving into the NRL's top four. Fullback Clayton Faulalo scored a try but later left with a hamstring injury. Broncos lock Pat Carrigan will miss the rest of the Origin series due to surgery.
Manly Sea Eagles overcame an early deficit and a sin bin to defeat South Sydney Rabbitohs 28-14 at Brookvale Oval. Despite trailing early and losing their fullback to the sin bin, Manly scored two tries before halftime to lead 10-8 and extended their advantage in the second half.
Manly Sea Eagles lead South Sydney Rabbitohs 10-8 at halftime. Despite a sin bin, Manly scored through Jason Saab and Lehi Hopoate, while Souths' tries came from Keaon Koloamatangi. Latrell Mitchell's return is still unclear.
Broncos fullback Reece Walsh has lauded teammate Payne Haas for his candid assessment of the team's poor performance. Haas's forthright comments after a fourth consecutive loss have sparked internal discussions, with Walsh emphasizing the importance of such honesty for leadership and team improvement.
Manly Sea Eagles defeated South Sydney Rabbitohs 28-14 at Brookvale Oval. Despite an early deficit and a sin bin for their fullback, Manly rallied to secure the win, with tries from Jason Saab and Ben Trbojevic contributing to their lead.
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The Cowboys lead the Rabbitohs 18-6 at halftime in Townsville. Heilum Luki and Liam Sutton scored tries for the Cowboys, while Talanoa Penitani scored two for the Rabbitohs. Adam Elliott is out with a knee injury.
Cameron Munster, Queensland's captain, missed training due to soreness but is expected to play in the State of Origin opener. Teammate Tino Fa'asuamaleaui dismissed suggestions of mind games, attributing Munster's absence to age and the need for recovery.
The North Queensland Cowboys defeated the South Sydney Rabbitohs 30-18 in a gripping NRL match in Townsville. The game saw a record fundraising effort for Fight MND, with over $50,000 raised.
The Cowboys lead the Rabbitohs 18-6 at halftime in Townsville. Talanoa Penitani scored two tries on debut for the Rabbitohs, but the Cowboys' offense proved too strong, with tries from Reed Mahoney and Tom Chester, plus a penalty goal from Jake Clifford.
Queensland Maroons player Cameron Munster missed Sunday's training session due to soreness but is expected to play in the State of Origin opener. Teammate Tino Fa'asuamaleaui dismissed suggestions of mind games, attributing Munster's absence to age and the need for body care.
The North Queensland Cowboys defeated the South Sydney Rabbitohs 30-18 in Townsville. Despite a gripping contest with handling errors and momentum shifts, the Cowboys secured the win with strong defense and attack, including two tries on debut by Talanoa Penitani.
Rugby league player Jai Arrow has been diagnosed with MND, prompting support from his Rabbitohs teammates. Meanwhile, Queensland's Cameron Munster is cleared to play in the State of Origin opener despite missing training due to soreness.
The Cowboys lead the Rabbitohs 18-6 at halftime in Townsville. Key moments include tries from Zac Laybutt, Reed Mahoney, and Scott Drinkwater for the Cowboys, and Talanoa Penitani for the Rabbitohs. Jake Clifford kicked a two-point field goal.
South Sydney Rabbitohs player Jai Arrow has announced his immediate retirement from rugby league after being diagnosed with Motor Neurone Disease (MND). The 30-year-old, who played 178 NRL games and 12 State of Origin matches, will focus on his health and treatment.
Rabbitohs and Maroons player Jai Arrow announced he is stepping away from rugby league after being diagnosed with motor neurone disease (MND). The 30-year-old veteran forward, who played 178 games, is undergoing ongoing medical assessments and treatment.
