These rankings are always going to have issues with opinion.
I just want to know who signed off on this design? You can hardly read the last few names
I've said it before and I'll say it again
Player agents are a scourge on the league
The Raiders and Roosters have nailed it off the field in the last 24 hours.
Here is why on @zerotackle
zerotackle.com/why-roosters-…
Anyone saying ‘it’s 7:05 in Brisbane’
Tonga v Samoa is also at 8:05 on a Sunday, and that’s in Parramatta
By giving the excuse ‘it’s 7:05 in Brisbane’ you’re giving the IRL an easy out they don’t deserve
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With the conclusion of the second round, here is every country's path to the 2026 World Cup semi finals:
POOL A:
Australia - already qualified, due to beating New Zealand and Fiji
New Zealand - beat Fiji
Fiji - beat New Zealand
Cook Islands - eliminated
POOL B:
Samoa - beat Tonga, OR finish with higher points difference than England
Tonga - beat Samoa OR England beats Papua New Guinea OR finish with higher points differential than Papua New Guinea
England - Tonga beats Samoa AND finish with higher points difference than Samoa
Papua New Guinea - beat England AND Samoa beats Tonga AND finish with higher points differential than Tonga
Lebanon - eliminated
France - eliminated
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if kimi wins the wdc tomorrow lando has never celebrated his birthday as the current world champion. ok bye.
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I have 3 NFL rule changes that would instantly improve the current product.
Would love to hear anyone's thoughts on these.
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A team effort from the Jillaroos, led by a national record 26-point haul by Jocelyn Kelleher, and 11 different try scorers, saw Australia defeat England 78-0 over in Perth.
The Lionesses now have to defeat Fetu Samoa by 25+ to claim a semi-final spot, and Australia set their sights on Wales next week.
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Despite a brave defensive display from France in the first 20 minutes, England have given themselves every chance at playing in the World Cup semi-finals, winning 82-0.
England now trail Samoa by 68 points difference, meaning they need to beat Papua New Guinea by as many points as they can, and hope that Tonga can make up the difference next week.





















