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  • Drinkwater's Decision: Broncos vs Cowboys Insight

    Drinkwater's Decision: Broncos vs  Cowboys Insight

    Scott Drinkwater was offered a Broncos contract before joining the Cowboys, becoming a top fullback despite no premiership success.

    LeagueNews.co

    Scott Drinkwater, a star for the St George Illawarra Dragons and a standout at the North Queensland Cowboys, has disclosed that he was offered a contract by the Brisbane Broncos prior to his relocation to Townsville.

    Drinkwater, who advanced through the Melbourne Storm ranks, found himself hindered by several prominent players ahead of him. This prompted his decision to join the Cowboys in early 2022, signing a five-year contract.

    The transfer has proven beneficial for North Queensland; although they haven't secured a premiership, Drinkwater has established himself as one of the league's most formidable fullbacks.

    In contrast, the Broncos opted to recruit Reece Walsh, who remains with the team to this day.

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  • NRLW Saturday: Raiders, Sharks kick off Round 4

    NRLW Saturday: Raiders, Sharks kick off Round 4

    Raiders host Sharks in NRLW Round 4; Bulldogs face Dragons, both seeking to improve 1-2 records.

    NRL.com

    After pushing the high-flying Roosters to the limit last week the Raiders will be out to make amends when they launch the NRLW Saturday triple at home against the Sharks.

    The Sharks are yet to open their account but the 2024 grand finalists have proven countless times that they can rise from the canvas when things are tough.

    The Bulldogs and Dragons do battle in the second Saturday clash with both sides boasting 1-2 records and looking to build.

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  • Tigers turmoil: Ricky Stuart feels little sympathy for rivals ahead of clash

    Tigers turmoil: Ricky Stuart feels little sympathy for rivals ahead of clash

    Canberra's coach Ricky Stuart shows no sympathy for struggling Wests Tigers ahead of their clash.

    Canberra Daily

    Canberra coach Ricky Stuart has little sympathy for fellow rivals Wests Tigers ahead of their crunch clash at GIO Stadium on Saturday.

    The Tigers are in turmoil following star halfback Adam Doueihi sensationally ruling himself out of the game after disagreeing with head coach Benji Marshall's call to parachute him to lock.  

    It was another drama the joint-venture club, who must win to keep their hopes of making a first NRL finals appearance since 2011 alive, could do without.

    Marshall has also copped criticism over Jarome Luai's early departure to Parramatta next year ahead of his move to the PNG Chiefs in 2028. 

    Marshall's men are languishing in 14th position and on a five-game losing streak, but Stuart says he...

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