NRL 2025: Cameron Ciraldo wary of NRL’s sin bin crackdown, while Stephen Crichton backs the NRL’s hard line stance
Canterbury coach Cameron Ciraldo fears an overcorrection in the officiating of head high contact after the NRL announced a sin bin crackdown, putting all 17 NRL clubs on notice.
‘Must retire’: Devastating image rocks Roosters, NRL
NRL fans have watched on stunned as Victor Radley suffered yet another ugly head knock on Friday night in an incident that ...
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The Tackle: Fans left scratching heads over NRL’s lack of punishment for high shots and ill-discipline
However, that can’t come at the expense of turning a blind eye to ill-discipline and head high shots, writes FATIMA KDOUH. Last year, ‘forceful and direct contact’ became part of the NRL ...
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Another sin bin crackdown on the way with brow-beaten NRL refs ready to hit the over-react button
Here comes another crackdown. It must be April, because four weeks into the season, the NRL is scrambling in damage control because head ...
‘It is confusing’: Bulldogs seething over star forward’s ban but accept high tackle crackdown is good for game
Bulldogs skipper Stephen Crichton has backed the NRL’s message to clubs that high contact will be scrutinised more heavily ...
Instant sin bin? NRL puts clubs on notice after lack of action on high shots
In an email to all 17 clubs, the NRL has admitted at least four players should have been given marching orders after high ...
Dogs back Mahoney, Ciraldo reacts to new NRL crackdown
Cameron Ciraldo says his Canterbury players know they can't fall victim to the NRL's latest head-high contact crackdown.
They got it wrong: NRL admits four players should have been sin binned for high contact
The NRL has written to all clubs admitting match officials failed to use the sin bin on four occasions when they should have ...