Gallen feels pain of Souths star who fell just short of mark
Glenn Jackson One of the first players John Sutton saw after Blues coach Laurie Daley told him he had missed a spot in Origin I was captain Paul Gallen.
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Carney leads Sharks to win as selection date looms
Glenn Jackson After his final attempt to secure a NSW jumper for game one of the State of Origin series, Cronulla five-eighth Todd Carney maintained he would be better for having played in last year's ultimately...
First blow for Daley as Gidley hit by injury
Glenn Jackson Laurie Daley's first camp as NSW coach was just a few hours old when he suffered his first major setback: the withdrawal of bench utility Kurt Gidley due to a foot injury.
Rabbitohs win fiery Brookvale encounter
Glenn Jackson The battle of Brookvale II? Or, to put it another way, the match of the season so far, as South Sydney's premiership credentials were given the sternest test.
Inglis a Rabbit caught in the head-spins: Maguire
Glenn Jackson South Sydney coach Michael Maguire has expressed concerns over the targeting of Greg Inglis, which resulted in his star fullback being the victim of three dangerous throws by Manly on Friday night at...
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Bennett stands up for fixture, despite spate of withdrawals
Adrian Proszenko, Glenn Jackson Wayne Bennett has defended the players against suggestions they don't take the City-Country fixture seriously, claiming the spate of withdrawals is due to the rigours of an increasingly onerous NRL...
Auld Lang Syne: ex-coach won't bask in reflected glory
Glenn Jackson YOU phone John Lang, and expect him to at least want some credit for South Sydney's appearance in more than four decades. But he won't. And that's to his credit.
Bulldogs end Rabbitohs' fairytale run with big win
Glenn Jackson THE HOLLYWOOD story of the season found itself a predictable finish. The Canterbury Bulldogs, the minor premier and heavy favourite, extinguished the South Sydney fairytale with a ruthless...
Relentless Dogs kill fairytale
Glenn Jackson The Hollywood story of the season found itself a rather predictable finish. Canterbury, the minor premiers and heavy favourites, extinguished the South Sydney fairytale with a ruthless performance -...
Madge of honour shines brightly
Glenn Jackson IT WAS South Sydney's sliding doors moment. Last year, after missing out on the signature of Wayne Bennett, the Rabbitohs signed Michael Maguire to turn the club around.
Players' self-analysis tells tale of success
Glenn Jackson The most telling example of South Sydney's refusal to buckle under the weight of expectation came not during the match, which was impressive enough.
Maguire must find a way to overcome Souths' last hurdle
Glenn Jackson A new era for South Sydney, but an all-too familiar problem. The Rabbitohs simply do not know how to win yet.
Roosters stun Rabbitohs in NRL thriller
Glenn Jackson A new era for South Sydney, but an all-too familiar problem. The Rabbitohs simply do not know how to win yet.
Reynolds ready to lead Rabbitohs renaissance
Glenn Jackson FEW players have had such pressure on young shoulders before they have even played first grade. But tonight Adam Reynolds will either loosen the load or lose the contest.
Inglis' best days yet to come, says Asotasi
Glenn Jackson THE best part about Greg Inglis's performance last Sunday, says South Sydney co-captain Roy Asotasi, is not what he did but what he didn't do.
Sutton on the mend and ready to cash in on the Bunnies' big boppers
Glenn Jackson THE early form of Sam Burgess must have them buoyant enough, but South Sydney's long-suffering supporters will be further boosted by the earlier-than-expected return of key man John Sutton, who will...
