The future of Blaize Talagi has been thrown into fresh doubt with rivals expected to circle the young star amid a selection squeeze and salary cap pressure at the Panthers.
Brad Arthur has called on Leeds Rhinos to silence their doubters amid growing questions over whether they are running out of steam at the business end of the Super League season.
Our panel of Latics experts reflect on a thoroughly well deserved point at top-of-the-table Sheffield Wednesday, and dare to hope a corner has been turned ahead of Saturday’s visit of managerless Wycombe Wanderers.
Gorden Tallis has slammed Jarome Luai’s messy exit from the Wests Tigers and believes it could have lasting consequences for the star’s relationships with other players inside the NRL.
Fallout from NEWRL departure continues barely a week after GF.
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