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Warriors find a Friend for the Titans

NEW Warriors hooker Nathan Friend will face his former team after being named in a 25-strong squad to face the Gold Coast in Saturday's trial.

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Manly at the mercy of NRL poachers

REIGNING premiers Manly face the possibility of being torn apart at the end of this year.

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Vatuvei still in for a Starring role

NRL fans could be robbed of the sight of Manu Vatuvei terrorising opponents in next month's All Stars clash thanks to the voting process.

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Johns excited by Warriors potential

RUGBY league great Andrew Johns says he's staggered by the potential of young players coming through at the Warriors NRL club.

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Maloney deal exposes NRL flaw

WARRIOR James Maloney has signed with the Sydney Roosters for 2013 - a whopping 460 days before he pulls on a tricolours jumper.

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Seymour's drink-driving shame

WARRIORS star Brett Seymour's two-year stay in New Zealand has ended in ignominy after a drink-driving conviction.

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Souths, Maloney meet over milkshake

SOUTH Sydney have embarked on a full-blown charm offensive to attract grand final playmaker James Maloney back across the Tasman.

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Junior talent key to Cleary plans

IN his first press conference as Penrith coach, Ivan Cleary has revealed junior talent will be key to his plans at the NRL club.

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NRL 2012 season draw

PREMIERS Manly will kick-start their title defence with a grand final re-match against New Zealand next season.

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Club boycott brewing

RUGBY league's civil war reached boiling point last night with NRL clubs plotting a boycott of peace talks with News Limited and the ARL.

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Warriors sign Joey as halves coach

IMAGINE how good Shaun Johnson is going to be now.

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Raiders sign Berrigan from Warriors

VETERAN utility Shaun Berrigan has signed with NRL club Canberra on a two-year deal that will likely see him end his career in the nation's capital.

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Clubs stand firm over cash demands

CLUBS are preparing to dig in over their demand for the NRL to take out an $8 million bank loan so their funding can be increased next season.

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Packer accepts one-game ban

NEW Zealand's Russell Packer has pleaded guilty and will serve a one-match ban for his hit on Darren Lockyer.

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NRL 2011 - The final verdict

CHECK out how your NRL team fared in all major performance categories in 2011 with our interactive stats engine.

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Wayne springs surprise for All Stars

PAUL Gallen was the most popular pick, while Wayne Bennett sprung two surprises with his coach's pick in naming the NRL All Stars side. Team

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Campese receives bolt from the Blues

TERRY Campese's hopes of resurrecting his NSW Origin career received a huge boost yesterday when he was named in the emerging Blues squad.

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Buzz's top 12 tips for 2012

PHIL ROTHFIELD delivers his fearless predictions on what to expect in the 2012 NRL season.

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Maloney deal sparks call for draft

THE AFL may not be perfect but it's 460 days better than the system in place in the NRL, highlighted by the James Maloney saga.

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Roosters sign Maloney

THE Sydney Roosters have beaten off six other clubs to sign red-hot Warriors playmaker James Maloney on a three-year-deal.

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Commission boost as clubs settle

THERE is hope the NRL commission could be in place before Christmas after the clubs agreed a much-reduced financial package.

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Footy truce declared

AT long last, rugby league's march towards independence is almost over after the 16 NRL clubs agreed to sign club licences with the new ARL Commission.

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Grand final re-match to kick off 2012

PREMIERS Manly will kick-start their title defence with a grand final re-match against New Zealand next season.

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Club boycott brewing

RUGBY league's civil war reached boiling point last night with NRL clubs plotting a boycott of peace talks with News Limited and the ARL.

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Warriors sign Joey as halves coach

IMAGINE how good Shaun Johnson is going to be now.

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Raiders sign Berrigan from Warriors

VETERAN utility Shaun Berrigan has signed with NRL club Canberra on a two-year deal that will likely see him end his career in the nation's capital.

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Raiders sign Berrigan from Warriors

VETERAN utility Shaun Berrigan has signed with NRL club Canberra on a two-year deal that will likely see him end his career in the nation's capital.

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Clubs stand firm over cash demands

CLUBS are preparing to dig in over their demand for the NRL to take out an $8 million bank loan so their funding can be increased next season.

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Packer accepts one-game ban

NEW Zealand's Russell Packer has pleaded guilty and will serve a one-match ban for his hit on Darren Lockyer.

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NRL 2011 - The final verdict

CHECK out how your NRL team fared in all major performance categories in 2011 with our interactive stats engine.




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