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Joe Kelly resigns as Manly Sea Eagles CEO
Joe Kelly has stepped down as Manly CEO and has been replaced by Tim Cleary, the current Principal of St Augustines College in Brookvale.
Adrian Proszenko is Chief Rugby League Reporter.
Joe Kelly has stepped down as Manly CEO and has been replaced by Tim Cleary, the current Principal of St Augustines College in Brookvale.
Parramatta coach Brad Arthur has been recognised for his role in keeping the club together during its most trying period, earning the prestigious clubperson of the year award.
In speaking to Nathan Cleary it is evident he has more in common with his old man than just their striking resemblance.
It's the secret weapon Brisbane believes will give them an edge in their quest for premiership success.
David Kidwell is shaping as the man most likely to replace Stephen Kearney as the coach of the New Zealand Test team.
North Queensland forward Jason Taumalolo has been crowned the best player in the NRL by his peers just a week after he was charged and fined for egging vehicles.
Jarryd Hayne won't be reclaiming his Kangaroos jersey any time soon after the Gold Coast star was snubbed from the traditional selection trial for the Australian jersey.
Manly will emerge from the match-fixing allegations with a new major sponsor as the club attempts to move on from a difficult year on and off the field.
Canterbury, as their record attests, are September specialists. They can meander through the final rounds of the regular season, knowing they had already done enough to make the eight, and then flick the switch when it matters.
There will be a French connection at Parramatta next year after Bevan French's younger brothers were given a chance to follow in his footsteps at the Eels.
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