Cronulla celebrations continue to rage in Shire
Cronulla fans were out in droves on Monday to celebrate the club's historic maiden premiership.
Cronulla Sharks
'Mal won't be picking best if he leaves out Gallen and Fifita'
Sharks coach Shane Flanagan claimed Kangaroos boss Mal Meninga won't be picking the best Australian team if he discards premiership winners Paul Gallen and Andrew Fifita from his Four Nations touring party.
Ennis set for Sharks coaching role
Retired Sharks hooker Michael Ennis looks set to assume a coaching role with the club next season.
Fifita scores a try and all is forgiven? It doesn't work like that
The Sharks bad boy played the house down in the grand final. But he doesn't deserve a Kangaroos jumper yet.
Holmes has burning Origin desire
He's secured an NRL premiership, now Sharks winger Valentine Holmes wants a chance at State of Origin.
Why the Sharks will remember this grand final forever
"Be willing to be uncomfortable. Be comfortable being uncomfortable. It may get tough, but it's a small price to pay for living a dream."
'All I cared about is that we won': Lewis deflects Clive Churchill attention
Thirteen years after winning his first grand final, Luke Lewis won a second and has a Clive Churchill medal to go with it after the Sharks broke their premiership duck at the 50th time of trying.
'My arm coming off wouldn't have stopped me'
Jack Bird said he feared he had broken his elbow early in the Sharks' historic triumph over Melbourne and admitted not even "his arm coming off" would not have forced him off the field.
Gallen lauds resilence of Sharks
Paul Gallen has described Cronulla as "one of the most resilient brands in Australian sport" after the club ended 50 years of heartbreak with a memorable premiership victory.
After 50 long years, it really is 'Up, Up Cronulla'
Something didn't seem quite right, and it wasn't that at the official kick-off time of the 2016 NRL grand final, the middle 30 was being patrolled by Richard Wilkins and a Bon Jovi covers band.
NRL grand final 2016: Ennis remains a loveable pest until the end
Michael Ennis remained a pest to the very end.
Ennis thought the dream had vanished
Michael Ennis said he thought the dream was over. With just over 15 minutes to play, after a half of Cronulla pure domination, he saw Melbourne's Will Chambers power his way over to put the Storm in the driver's seat.
How the Sharks players rated
Who starred and who stumbled for the Sharks in the grand final.
NRL grand final 2016: Cronulla Sharks win first premiership in thriller
Forever is over. Dust off the trophy cabinet. Turn off the porch lights. Finally, Cronulla have done it. After 49 years of misery, misfortune and missed opportunities, the Sharks have managed what no team to wear the sky blue before them had done.
A victory for the truest of true believers
"It's ours to lose," said five-eighth James Maloney at halftime. And then they almost did.
Cronulla Sharks win first premiership in thriller
Forever is over. Dust off the trophy cabinet. Turn on the porch lights. Finally, Cronulla have done it.
Sharks fan travels from UK for big game
For most Cronulla Sharks fans, supporting their team has been a lifelong labour of love.
Ain't life Grand Final edition
It's gameday! The important news you need to know for the biggest day in the NRL's calendar. What are the Storm and Sharks listening to? What's the view from our unnamed Melbourne expert? Where is Harold Holt?
Dogs want top-four termination clause in new Des deal
There are some strange things going on at Belmore and it might not be the place where finals specialist Des Hasler should be plying his trade.
'We avoided certain death', says Damian Irvine
Former Cronulla chairman Damian Irvine has spoken of his pride at how the club has bounced back from "certain death", saying the hard decisions made by his former board ensured the Sharks could survive and thrive against the odds.