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Did PVL really say practically no one dislikes the six again rule? Surely he’s not that out of touch… #NRL

🐻 North Sydney rack up 60 points in this Bear Park rout of North Queensland on Easter Sunday '95. The fledgling Cowboys had a tough debut season in the ARL ,winning just two games, and it didn't get much tougher than when the Bears showed no mercy in this 60-6 thrashing - scoring 11 tries to 1. The disrespectful fend from David Fairleigh at the end of the game highlights, sums up in this Round 6 mismatch. 📺 Norths v North Qld 🗓️ Round 6, 1995 #WinfieldCup #NRL

CLEAN SHEET + THREE STRAIGHT! 👌🏼

Just a reminder the same Mick Ennis who has being linked to taking the Manly job full time, is the same bloke who joined Shane Flanagan at St George Illawarra as his assistant coach in the off-season. A SuperCoach in waiting if ever you’ve seen one… #NRL

Happy Birthday to former Newtown and Canberra forward Dean Lance, who turns 67 today. Lance debuted for Newtown in '82 and when the Jets dissolved he joined Canberra for the '84 season. He and was made Captain of the Raiders in '86 - taking over from Ron Giteau. He led the Raiders to the '87 Grand Final and the Finals again in '88, but Tim Sheens dropped him during the '89 Season and Mal Meninga took over as Captain for the second half of the season. Although Meninga lifted the Winfield Cup first, Lance was the third Raider to touch lift the trophy after Bradley Clyde (on stage to accept the Clive Churchill Medal) stuck in to be second. Lance was going to retire after the '89 Grand Final win over Balmain, but stuck around for another run at a title in '90 with the Raiders, and went out with back to back Premierships when Canberra beat Penrith. He played an even 200 First Grade Games (40 with Newtown, and 160 with Canberra), winning 2 Premierships and playing in 3 Grand Finals. He also won the '90 Channel Ten Challenge Cup with Canberra. Happy Birthday Dean. 📺 Balmain v Canberra 🗓 1989 #WinfieldCup #NRL

And this comment is no slight on Penrith. They have been wonderful.

Penrith are seriously good, hungry, and have been unstoppable so far. But it’s 5 games. A little reduction in the over the top hype ‘all time greatest every time they play’ machine in commentary would be most welcome. It’s Round 5, the mute button shouldn’t be in use yet #NRL

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😂 "Well, it's a butcher-a-thon here tonight, they've bombed another one!" Found another 5 minutes of highly entertaining Rugby League - this time from the Easts v Brisbane Good Friday clash in '94. End to end footy, bombed tries, high shots, opportunistic attack, and great defence. #RugbyLeague is so good to watch like this... and you don't even need a try at the end to enjoy it. 📺 Easts v Brisbane 🗓 Round 4, 1994 #WinfieldCup #NRL

🐾 "Fittler keeps it on the toe!" This would've been some try by Penrith from deep inside their own half v Parramatta in '90. Winger Darren Stewart makes a good break and then some nice backing up and a nifty kick and chase almost results in a try to Brad Fittler. Great work from Steve Carter to be involved in both plays too. 📺 Penrith v Parramatta 🗓 Round 16, 1990 #WinfieldCup #NRL

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Locked in ⚡️ Clarke re-signs until 2029 Read more ➡️ bit.ly/4bVIwyO

🗣 "There's the man, the warrior, Ronnie Gibbs." The Gold Coast-Tweed Giants strike to score their first try against the heavily favourited Broncos in the first meeting of the Gold Coast and Brisbane in Round 10, 1988. And Seagulls Stadium goes bananas! And the crowd of 14,438 would never be topped until the Giants then Seagulls then Chargers, left for Carrara Stadium in '96. Gibbs was the biggest name signing by the fledging Gold Coast franchise, leaving Manly-Warringah for what was at the time, big coin. 📺 Gold Coast v Brisbane 🗓 Round 10, 1988 #WinfieldCup #NRL

Melbourne Storm can confirm that forward Tui Kamikamica is currently in hospital following a medical episode on Monday morning. He has undergone treatment for a suspected stroke and is recovering in hospital. Full statement ➡️ bit.ly/4dhPb8U

Isaako is Melbourne bound. 2027 & 2028. 🔒 Details 📲 bit.ly/3NSGQy6

Anyone watching Gerard Sutton ‘in control’ of tonight’s #NRLCowboysStorm could be forgiven for thinking the ‘six again’ rule is his favourite thing about refereeing. He hands them out like candy with zero threat of repercussion. #NRL teams have no fear giving them when he refs.

A THRILLER IN NQ!!!!

Job done ⚔️

The West Is Ours. 🐾