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Reimis Smith is fast making himself at home on Melbournes right edge, taking a six-figure pay cut to enjoy the benefits of Craig Bellamys famed spittle-laden coaching. After a rocky Storm debut against South Sydney in round one that had both Smith and Bellamy exasperated and the veteran coach insisting he "just make your tackles", the 23-year-old is now flying with five tries in his past two games. Smith is back for another bout with the Rabbitohs lethal left edge this Thursday having grown up ...

Inglis critical of comeback performance AAP 2 hrs ago © Joel Carrett/AAP PHOTOS Greg Inglis says he has plenty of room for improvement after his Super League debut for Warrington. Greg Inglis has made a try-scoring return to rugby league but the former NRL superstar was still critical of his performance in his Super League debut. After a quiet opening 40 minutes, Inglis crossed for a four-pointer in the second half of the Wolves 50-26 comeback victory over Hull KR - powering and twisting o...

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GREG Inglis says his performances will get better for Warrington Wolves.

Greg Inglis celebrates his debut try. Picture: SWpix.com THIS is the moment Greg Inglis marked his Warrington Wolves debut with a try – and achieved a special moment in his distinguished career. The rugby league superstar, selected at left centre by head coach Steve Price against Hull Kingston Rovers for his first game of Super League, touched down in the 50th minute. Pictures: SWpix.com It was the 200th try of his career, stretching back 16 years to his first season in Australias NRL w...

Age shall not weary them: Part 3 A Set the default text size A Set large text size Replay A Set the default text size A Set large text size This is the final article in the miniseries that focuses on some of the game’s senior citizens who continue to defy the ageing process. Following the recent retirement of Cameron Smith at age 37, the NRL’s four elder statesmen at the moment are: Iosia Soliola, 34 years and 248 days old; and twins Brett and Josh Morris, 34 years and 229 d...

Age shall not weary them: Part 2 A Set the default text size A Set large text size Replay A Set the default text size A Set large text size This is the second article in the three-part series that focuses on some of the game’s senior citizens who continue to defy the ageing process. In case you missed it, take a look at Part 1. Following the recent retirement of Cameron Smith at age 37, the NRL’s four elder statesmen at the moment are: Benji Marshall, at 36 years and around...

Renouf: Opening Origin eligibility to more players will help fuel rivalry Author Share on social media State of Origin is built on the theatre of the hatred that exists between the two states. Whether you like it or not, Origin eligibility fuels that hatred. It brings out opinions, it creates talking points and I feel at the moment people are either staunchly against it or they just don’t care enough to let it worry them. This latest issue regarding Jason Taumalolo wanting to play in the Ampo...

Former World Cup-winning Kangaroos mentor and four-time premiership winner Tim Sheens will return to coaching with the Combined Nations All Stars team to face England in June. Sheens will take charge of the team of international players in Super League, which is expected to include Greg Inglis, along with fellow Australians James Maloney, Josh Reynolds, Joel Thompson and Bevan French. New Zealand’s Shaun Kenny-Dowall, Tonga’s Konrad Hurrell and Manu Ma’u, Fiji’s Kevin Naiqama and Korbin...

Teddy opens his 2021 account The former Dragons and Bulldogs flyer was level with Andrew Ettinghausen on 165 at the start of the day but now sits on 168. He may get onto the podium by seasons end, just 12 behind Steve Menzies on 180. It would probably require another season to pass Billy Slater (190) and a few more to catch Ken Irvines all-time record of 212. Both Morris and fullback James Tedesco bagged hat-tricks, making them the first teammates to cross the stripe three times in the same...