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  • 'I've been really clear': Manly boss rubbishes Ricky claim in pursuit of DCE replacement

    Dolphins

    Mestrov refutes Stuart's claim of tampering, Fogarty potentially replacing Cherry-Evans at Sea Eagles.

    Fox League

    Sea Eagles chief executive Tony Mestrov has poured cold water on Raiders coach Ricky Stuart's suggestion the Manly club had breached the NRL's anti-tampering rules.

    That clause in his contract would have allowed the Raiders to retain his services into the 2026 season, but Canberra officials aren't willing to table a long-term deal according to the
    SMH.

    Following his side's 50-12 victory over the Eels on Sunday, Stuart ended his press conference by speaking on the continuous reports Jamal Fogarty was being targeted by the Sea Eagles.

    The experienced halfback is reportedly seen as the club's Daly Cherry-Evans replacement, becoming a free agent on Monday after Canberra powerbrokers failed to activate his option.

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  • The Mole: $14m recruit's 'get-out clause' query after watching Knights shocker

    North Queensland Cowboys

    Does Dylan Brown have an out clause in his contract with Newcastle after poor performances?

    Wide World of Sports

    The question has to be asked - does Dylan Brown have a get-out clause in his rich 10-year deal with Newcastle?

    The Knights were horrible in a 20-4 loss to the Tigers on Sunday, showing no urgency in defence and fumbling and bumbling their way with ball in hand.

    After being held scoreless by the Bulldogs the previous week, the Knights managed a lone try - a scrambling effort in the final minute.

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  • Broncos' rockstar relapse as rivals eye $85k Roosters ace; why Panthers are plummeting - Talking Pts

    Broncos’ rockstar relapse as rivals eye $85k Roosters ace; why Panthers are plummeting — Talking Pts

    Upsets in NRL as premiers struggle, Broncos embarrassed, Raiders excel, Knights struggle. NRL Round 6.

    Fox League

    It was another round full of upsets as the four-time reigning premiers spiralled further into uncharted territory in the Cleary era.

    The Broncos came crashing back down to earth after they were embarrassed at home by an undermanned Roosters outfit.

    The Raiders are in the top four for the first time in a long time, while the Knights slumped to their worst attacking start to a season in club history.

    Read on for the NRL Talking Points from Round 6
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