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Greg Bird parts company with Gold Coast
Greg Bird has parted company with the Gold Coast after the Titans granted his request for a release from the club.
Adrian Proszenko is Chief Rugby League Reporter.
Greg Bird has parted company with the Gold Coast after the Titans granted his request for a release from the club.
Outspoken Canterbury sponsor Gary Johnston believes it would be "insane" to sack Des Hasler, but his support is unlikely to prevent the club from parting ways with the two-time premiership-winning coach by the end of the week.
Andrew Fifita has revealed he has been scouring options in rival codes over fears the NRL could rip up his playing contract at any moment.
Canterbury legend and director Steve Mortimer fears the Bulldogs are "losing our DNA" under Des Hasler ahead of a critical meeting that could determine the coach's future at the club.
Having been scooped by a Canadian theatre critic last time, Manly have announced a contract extension with Martin Taupau on their terms.
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.
Michael Ennis remained a pest to the very end.
If Mal Meninga and David Kidwell are reading this, you will want to get in early if they want to secure the services of Suliasi Vunivalu.
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.
The way it usually plays out is the kid wants to play rugby league but the protective mum, fearful her little boy will get hammered, doesn't allow it. Unless you are Matt Prior.
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