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Broncos review is a sham & Maguire enters next season on borrowed time
I’m calling it now: the top eight is settled, but the premiership race is anything but. Penrith remain the standard, the Warriors have earned the romance and Brisbane have manufactured a review that couldn’t find the truth with both hands.
Bulldogs constant tinkering failed miserably. Canterbury must stop rearranging the spine
I’ve seen enough: Penrith have shifted into September mode while Brisbane are still trying to locate the handbrake. One club knows precisely what it is; the other has become a weekly identity crisis.
Reynolds fiasco has broken the Brisbane Broncos & Maguire may not survive it
I thought Michael Maguire was safe. I’m not so sure now, because Brisbane’s shameful handling of Adam Reynolds has exposed a club whose season, standards and dressing room have come apart at once.
When does it stop? What next for the Broncos after the Adam Reynolds’ circus?
I’ve defended Michael Maguire because winners deserve credit in the bank, but Brisbane’s treatment of Adam Reynolds was indefensible. One simple selection decision has exposed every crack at Red Hill.
Penrith have found their steel while Brisbane have lost their nerve
I’ve seen enough to make the call: Penrith are properly back, while Brisbane are trapped in a mess of their own making. One club still knows exactly what it is; the other keeps ordering reviews to avoid looking in the mirror.
The Warriors can win it all — and Webster has earned the keys
I’ve seen enough to declare the Warriors genuine premiership material, while Queensland’s coaching search has only one sensible answer. Wayne Bennett should take the Maroons back, because some jobs demand presence more than PowerPoint.
