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This is the Reynolds/Kia ad incident. Absolutely disgraceful from the Broncos. The way they’ve handled and disrespected Adam Reynolds all week has been embarrassing. Surely he could’ve at least led the team out last night? South Sydney, bring him home as an assistant coach next year. Why should he stay at a club that doesn’t respect him? He’s a South Sydney man after all.
NRLCentral97,545 views • 5 days ago
Jackson Hastings was shown a red card for an on-field altercation and punch involving Castleford prop Tyler Dupree. As Dupree headed for the tunnel, he had to be physically pushed and restrained by Castleford assistant coach Scott Murrell after trying to go after Hastings. Betfred Super League
NRLCentral78,812 views • 10 days ago
Israel Folau's wife says Benji Marshall and the Tigers are the ones who reached out to him about returning to the NRL. She said Tigers Chairman Wayne Pearce was the one who blocked his potential return to the game. "His reasoning behind not wanting Izzy to play is because of inclusiveness, whatever that means, and also that it would be a bad look to have Izzy back in the game," via Maria Folau on Instagram
NRLCentral192,390 views • 2 months ago
Greg Inglis says he still considers himself a three-time NRL premiership winner despite Melbourne being stripped of its 2007 and 2009 titles over the salary cap scandal. “We still believe we won those premierships.” Inglis added that while the titles were taken away on paper, nothing could erase what the players achieved on the field. Source: The Howie Games Podcast
NRLCentral54,853 views • 1 month ago
Terrell May believes a comment made during a livestream may have hurt his chances of State of Origin selection, admitting he received little feedback after missing out on a Blues jersey. The Tigers prop opened up on The Unscripted Show about his omission. Full ep:
NRLCentral52,900 views • 3 months ago
WATCH: Ryan Papenhuyzen has opened up on his decision to walk away from the Melbourne Storm and the NRL, revealing a late-season concussion was the turning point in stepping away from the game. He said the head knock in the final round against Brisbane forced him to reflect on the long-term cost of continuing, despite reaching another grand final and having lucrative opportunities on the table, including talks with R360. “So now I think I’m retired.” (167 Podcast) Full Episode:
NRLCentral75,620 views • 7 months ago