Smith vows Ennis will not get under Storm skin
Cameron Smith claims Michael Ennis has never got under his skin and vowed he will keep his cool in the face of any agitation from Cronulla's master provocateur in Sunday's grand final.
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Chris Barrett
Chris Barrett is a Sports Writer with The Sydney Morning Herald.
The humble beginnings of Sharks' incredible year
The 9,155 souls who turned up at Cronulla's home ground at Woolooware Bay on a Monday night in late March would not have realised they were witnessing the start of something very special.Â
'No ill feeling': Former Sharks doctor looks forward to grand final
David Givney could easily have every right to turn his back on Cronulla's bid for a premiership on Sunday.
Gallen says he 'didn't care' about football during ASADA scandal
The veteran leader reveals he only began enjoying the game against midway through last season.
Sharks slap media ban on Fifita
Cronulla have slapped a media ban on Andrew Fifita over fears the antics of the outspoken forward could overshadow the club's quest for a maiden NRL premiership.
Clause puts Foran’s deal with Warriors in jeopardy
The chances of the former Parramatta captain being registered in time to take up a contract with New Zealand Warriors next season are remote.
Maloney the one that got away, admits Roosters supremo Politis
After leaving the Roosters, the NSW half has helped steer Cronulla to the brink of a historic premiership.
Sharks frustrated by delay in return from property development
Cronulla are flying on the field, with an NRL grand final appearance in the offing on Friday night, but their prosperity off it is being stifled by delays in their $500 million property joint venture, according to Sharks chairman Damien Keogh.
Tagataese return leaves Cronulla with potential grand final dilemma
The expected availability of Tagataese will leave Shane Flanagan with the prospect of having to drop another forward to squeeze the explosive front-rower into his team.
Dragging Townsend the 'shake' he needed: Sharks coach
It's not the ideal time to have been below your best - when the world's best player, Johnathan Thurston, is about to be opposite you in a grand final qualifier - but Cronulla halfback Chad Townsend's hooking in the qualifying final is 'the shake' the halfback needed.
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