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Kevin Walters insists Anthony Milford is not finished as an NRL playmaker and hopes his axing will motivate Brisbane's misfiring five-eighth to salvage his career at the Broncos. News Corp can reveal Milford faces up to a month in the Intrust Super Cup after being dropped for the first time in his 185-game career for Thursday night's clash against Penrith at Suncorp Stadium. Instead of lining up against the Panthers, Milford will be the highest-paid player in Intrust Super Cup history, with the $1 million pivot to turn out for Souths Logan against Norths Devils this Sunday at Davies Park. ...

Premium Content Subscriber only AFTER the Norths juggernaut clicked up a gear and rolled to another huge victory, the warning was clear. The Norths Devils will only get better in this year's Ipswich A-Grade hockey competition. Sunday night's 7-1 victory over Easts came after the Devils surrendered the first goal. "We probably needed a goal against us to start with just to wake up,'' coach Steve Profke said. With only four training sessions under their belt, last year's grand final runners-up displayed plenty of firepower with Profke's sons Zac (four) and Riley (two) dominating the goal f...

"It will be great to see Patrice in Falcons colours for the first time, that's exciting. "Hoges will start at lock, for his leadership and aggression." Added to the mix of players to have tasted the NRL include Danny Levi, Rhys Kennedy and Ethan Bullemor of Norths, making for a mouth watering contest. Mawhinney hinted that Baptiste would start at hooker despite admitting the squad was still getting up to speed with his dummy half play. The versatility of Noosa Pirates' affiliate Sam Burns looks to have won him a place on the Falcons bench in a role similar to that of the Storm's Brandon ...

Shillington said there were a few nerves. "People probably think that I'm mucking around when I say this but I am genuinely nervous, I haven't played for a number of years," he said. "I've been doing a little bit of training with the boys and trying to be a part of it and polish up on my old skills. "I'm sure after a few tackles and few runs I'll settle back into just like old times. "First couple of touches will be a bit scary." It's been almost five years since Shillington has had a run. "I keep myself in OK shape, I emphasise OK," he said with a laugh.

Premium Content Subscriber only A Coast rugby league club says it hasn't gone rogue or switched allegiance from the Sunshine Coast Falcons to a rival Intrust Super Cup club. Beerwah Bulldogs did however confirm the club had an arrangement with the Norths Devils where they would provide ways for players to train and trial at the Brisbane-based club. Bulldogs captain coach Jordan Meads said the club had met with the Sunshine Coast Falcons and the Sunshine Coast Rugby League late last year who had granted their proposal. However, it's understood that their move has not been well received wit...