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Laurie's battle to grab Tigers fullback role - Vimarsana News

Laurie's battle to grab Tigers fullback role

Wests Tigers may have landed their long-term choice at fullback a little earlier than expected, but Daine Laurie faces some stiff competition for the role in 2021.

NRL 2021: Ranking every NRL club's goal-kicking stocks - Vimarsana News

NRL 2021: Ranking every NRL club's goal-kicking stocks

With a few roster changes across the board heading into 2021, NRL.com Stats has run the rule over the the strength and depth of each team's goal-kicking stocks.

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Why Tigers may win smartest piece of recruitment - Vimarsana News

Why Tigers may win smartest piece of recruitment

  Outs: Josh Reynolds (Hull FC), Josh Aloiai (Sea Eagles), Matthew Eisenhuth (Panthers), Harry Grant (Storm), Robert Jennings (Panthers), Chris Lawrence (Retired), Benji Marshall (released), Sam McIntyre (Titans), Chris McQueen (retired), Paul Momirovski (released), Dylan Smith (released), Elijah Taylor (released)   Players in the 2020 Rich 100: 5 - 21. Moses Mbye ($815,000), 36. Russell Packer ($750,000), 50. Joey Leilua ($700,000), 69. Adam Doueihi ($625,000), 71. Luke Brooks ($600,000)     Michael Maguire came under pressure during the back half of the year ...

NRL Annual 2020: Covid-19, start of season, Peter V'landys - Vimarsana News

NRL Annual 2020: Covid-19, start of season, Peter V'landys

March March 1: The NRL confirm that the Captain’s Challenge rule will be introduced for the start of the NRL season. March 2: The NRL sets up an advisory group to work with government officials to monitor the threat posed by the global coronavirus. March 4: The NRL clears Canberra recruit Curtis Scott to play in Round 1 even though he charges after a drunken weekend in Sydney in January. According to an NRL statement, Scott’s charges "do not qualify for an automatic no-fault stand-down" under league rules. The NRL’s general manager of elite women’s programs Tiffany Slater takes out th...

Source: nrl.com