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NRL Fantasy winners & losers from trial team lists Author Timestamp Share on social media NRL Fantasy coaches hunting for bargains have this week been given the biggest clue as to how each club is planning to line up this season, with all 16 teams naming strong line-ups for this weekends trial matches. So who are the winners and losers for Fantasy and which players should you be swapping into – or out of – your starting squad? NRL Trials - Week 3 Raiders: Cheapie Corey Harawira-Naera has n...

Ranking the spines of every NRL team ahead of 2021 season Editors Picks 1 Related These players are able to get their hands on the ball more frequently and heavily influence their teams ability to drive downfield and score points. More often than not, the quality of a teams spine will directly correlate to their final position on the ladder. This is where each club stands prior to the 2021 NRL season: South Sydney Rabbitohs 9. Damien Cook On paper, I believe the Rabbitohs have the most polished...

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Broncos The first three weeks of the season will be tough without the suspended Payne Haas but even when the Origin prop returns the Broncos still look undermanned upfront with David Fifita and Joe Ofahengaue moving on. The wooden spooners need young bucks Thomas Flegler and Patrick Carrigan to go to another level in 2021 and veteran Alex Glenn to stay injury-free and defy Father Time if new coach Kevin Walters is to restore pride at Red Hill. Behind the scenes with Tedesco, Sergis and little l...

Tim Sheens men won three elimination finals to reach the big game while Penrith had to play just one finals fixture under the final-five format that gave a huge boost to the minor premiers. In the first 40 minutes of a match refereed by Bill Harrigan at the Sydney Football Stadium, Canberra looked the goods despite conceding the first try. Simmons started his spectacular day by bullocking his way over from 10 metres out. The fact he was able to shrug off Glenn Lazarus makes his four-pointer all...

By @stpierreonair Feb 13, 2021 Ive used the phrase "hidden gem" a couple times during my little tour around some of my favorite breweries in the Baltimore area. I think Diamondback Brewing Co qualifies as well. Diamondback Brewing Co sits in Locust Point right near McHenry Row. For a little while I had no idea it was there. I had heard of it, and always thought it would be a good idea to stop by, but I could never see it. Then I noticed the brick tower that was like a beacon shining my pat...

In the wake of Penrith’s decision to hand Nathan Cleary and Isaah Yeo a set of keys each for 2021, the question beckons as to whether two heads are better than one when it comes to captaincy or is the increasingly popular leadership group the way to go? As the Panthers chase redemption this season, Cleary will bring the inspiration and Yeo the perspiration, and there’s every reason to think that can be a winning combination. Just as 2018 and 19 premiers, Sydney Roosters, had Boyd Cordner an...

Courtesy image If you told Mawa McQueen a year ago that she was going to launch a granola line, she probably wouldn’t have believed you. “It’s almost like a chef’s nightmare to say ‘OK, I’m going to be in the granola business,’” she said. “It wasn’t something that I ever, ever wanted to do — until COVID.” The local chef already had her calling as a restauranteur, running Mawa’s Kitchen at the Aspen Business Center and The Crepe Shack in Snowmass Village. Granola was ju...

IT has been a long time between drinks. But with Canberra Milk returning to the front of Raiders’ jerseys, there was more reason to celebrate with downing a carton. The return of the club’s foundation sponsor that was later synonymous with ACT Brumbies coincided with Canberra announcing it will affiliate a reserve grade team this year. It will be the first time the Green Machine will run out in the NSW Cup for 14 years. The move was motivated somewhat by limited movements that the coronavir...

Platinum raid Caps BY TERRY MADYAUTA HARARE giants Caps United are set to lose midfielder Innocent Mucheneka who is on the verge of joining ambitious FC Platinum. Mucheneka joined Caps as a free agent after his contract with Chicken Inn had lapsed. The 29-year-old, however, did not play a single competitive match for the Green Machine after the 2020 Premier Soccer League programme failed to take off  due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Mucheneka’s departure will come not as a surprise to the Caps ...