A leaked email has revealed the NRL's concern over the lack of sin bin calls on the weekend for high contact.Jarome Luai, Jordan Riki, Tom Gilbert and Reed Mahoney all stayed on the field before ...

The rest of the playing squad and football staff landed in Tamworth ... groups for training when they return to the field this week. The NRL agreed to the framework as part of a condition of ...

Make no mistake, the NRL's latest crackdown on head contact is certain to bring more drama in round five. Following a weekend ...

And rounding out a super Saturday of action is the showdown between the Sharks and Bulldogs - two sides who have opened the ...

Crossland made his NRL debut for the Knights as an 18-year ... Bulldogs general manager of football Phil Gould. “On the football field he provides leadership, experience, creativity as well ...

In an email to all 17 clubs, the NRL has admitted at least four players should have been given marching orders after high shots.

The NRL is in damage control after the match review committee issued 17 charges but the on-field referees were reluctant to send players to the sin bin for foul play.