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Mitchell rubbed out for four NRL matches AAP 5 mins ago Scott Bailey and Pamela Whaley © Scott Radford-Chisholm/AAP PHOTOS Canterbury's Jack Hetherington is sent from the field during the NRL match against North Queensland. Latrell Mitchell will have to cop a four-match NRL suspension after losing his fight at the judiciary, leaving his Dally M hopes in tatters.   The South Sydney superstar failed in his bid to have a dangerous contact charge downgraded on Tuesday, meaning he has little time to prove his credentials for State of Origin. However, the news was much better...

Dragons captain Ben Hunt could make a return from a broken leg in Sunday's Anzac Day clash against the Roosters after being included in their 21-man squad on Tuesday. The news looks just as promising for Roosters premiership-winner Sam Verrills, who has been named to start at hooker for the Tricolours after recent knee surgery.  Hunt and Verills are among a host of stars who have been included in extended squads this week with Sharks halfback Shaun Johnson and Panthers duo Api Koroisau and Dylan Edwards also nearing returns. Hunt has missed the past three weeks of the Telstra Premiership aft...

FShareTTweetQSMSWWhatsAppBEmailGJTumblrLLinkedIn6 days ago It means Radley will not be suspended and will instead cop a $1900 fine. He is free to turn out this Sunday for the Roosters' ANZAC clash against the Dragons. The 23-year-old would have missed two games if he had taken an early guilty plea, and risked a three-match suspension if he failed at the NRL Judiciary. But the Roosters' gamble has paid off. NRL prosecutor Peter McGrath argued Radley "accelerated" towards Munster and said he believed it was a "real contributor" to the tackle. JT fires up over Radley incident "[Radley] doesn't...

Latrell Mitchell is ineligible for the Dally M after being banned for four games by the NRL judiciary, failing to have a dangerous contact charge downgraded.

Advertisement A shattered South Sydney claimed Latrell Mitchell was not a dirty player and it was “sad for the game” fans would not be able to see him for the next month after he failed to have a dangerous contact charge downgraded at the NRL judiciary. In a huge blow for Souths, Mitchell will miss four games, including blockbusters against competition heavyweights Canberra and Melbourne, for his wayward shot on Wests Tigers winger David Nofoaluma. Latrell Mitchell prepares for his hearing. Credit:NRL Photos Mitchell would have missed three games with an early plea, but just one gam...