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Where should the Grand Final be played? Back-rower Jaydn Su'A said Moses could expect plenty of traffic, but that would have happened regardless as the key playmaker. "He's one of their main men so he was always going to receive a bit of traffic," Su'A said. "He's a great player and he's their general, he steers them around the field. It's a big positive for them having him back but we're going to be ready and switched on for him. "We know how much of a quality side Parramatta can be. They've had back-to-back losses so they will come out firing and they'll come out strong."

Su'A shows his attacking skill in first career double Jaydn Su'A scores the first double of his NRL career against the Warriors on the Sunshine Coast 8 hours ago

The return of Latrell Mitchell may have sparked South Sydney's 60-22 NRL win over New Zealand Warriors but rival coach Nathan Brown warned it may have also provided inspiration for his livewire fullback Reece Walsh. NSW X-factor Mitchell picked up where he left off from his impressive State of Origin campaign to comfortably outpoint opposite number Walsh in the Rabbitohs' 11-try romp at Sunshine Coast Stadium on Saturday. Back from a post-Origin break, Mitchell dominated to finish with one try and a try assist along with two line breaks and six tackle busts while running 194m in a display tha...

Gerard Beale is considering trying to extend his NRL career into another season with his return out of retirement lighting the fuse for the St George Illawarra centre to play on. Beale has been one of the few success stories at the Dragons over the past two months as they fight to stay in the top eight, scoring four tries in his six matches. The 31-year-old played his 200th NRL game last weekend, after deciding to retire from the NRL last season to head back to play Queensland Cup for the Brisbane Tigers. Gerard Beale is considering trying to extend his NRL career into another season with his...

Roster renovations are in full swing at both the Dragons and Bulldogs with Matt Dufty joining a rapidly changing Canterbury backline next season as Brayden Williame and Will Hopoate size up moves to Europe. Dufty will take up a one-year deal with Canterbury in 2022 that gives him a chance to keep his NRL career alive after a protracted saga around his future. Off-contract Bulldogs centre Hopoate too had been in talks about an early move to the Dragons, to the point a player-swap had been discussed by the two clubs recently. However talks have dropped off with Hopoate understood to be close to...