News about Anthony Milford

NRL fans have questioned the consistency of the Match Review Committee after Dolphins utility Anthony Milford and Melbourne Storm star Ryan Papenhuyzen had contrasting fortunes following tackles gone wrong

There are two certain things when it comes to NRL super coach Wayne Bennett, his ability to get his teams to win and his ability to keep the media guessing

Dolphins young gun Isaiya Katoa has expressed his openness to following in the footsteps of Roosters star Joseph-Aukuso Suaalii in switching to rugby union but only for the chance to play for the All Blacks

Wayne Bennett has given a convincing vote of confidence to teenage No.6 Isaiya Katoa as the Dolphins prepare to sink or swim in the big leagues.

Anthony Milford (pictured right) has a month to recover his career, according to Rugby league legend Andrew Johns. It comes as a result of rumors that the 28-year-old will start the season in a reserve grade. According to reports, young gun Isaiya Katoa (pictured left) is about to make his NRL debut for the Dolphins at halftime.

According to rugby league legend Wendell Sailor, the Dolphins' inability to land a marquee signing ahead of their debut season is evidence that Wayne Bennett 'is not who he appears to be.' Redcliffe will be the NRL's 17th club this season, with Queensland State of Origins star Felise Kaufusi and his brother Jesse joining from Melbourne. Mark Nicholls has rejoined the Rabbitohs, while former Broncos five-eight Anthony Milford will reunite with Bennett after a single season with the Knights.

Dave Garratt, a criminal defense lawyer who represented NRL actors Payne Haas and Anthony Milford in high-profile court cases, has died suddenly at his Gold Coast home. Since his distinguished military career ended, the former soldier, a partner at law firm Howden Saggers, had a reputation as a top-notch and efficient criminal advocate.

For the second time in less than a month, England faces Samoa in the Rugby League World Cup semi-finals this weekend. In their first game of the tournament, the Three Lions defeated their inesvitable opponents by 64-6, with Shaun Wane's side retaining their imperious form since. Samoa, who were picked by many to impress, have certainly improved their level since losing by a large margin, blowing away France and Greece, before leading out a determined Tonga team.

As week goes by, ELLERY HANLEY: As each week goes by, Australia continues to amaze me. Their game is beyond belief. Their reactions are so quick that they could change the game in a split second. No team will be able to match them in terms of their transitions and line speed. Honestly, they remind me of robots! This week, there were a lot of posts made about Nathan Cleary by commentators and supporters alike. He didn't have his best night of kicking for intent, but he did a few times miss the target. However, I can tell you that Australia has nothing to be concerned about. This guy has been so consistent with his kicking for the past several years, and while we aren't in possession of those numbers, it's normal for us to begin unpicking things. There is nothing wrong with cleary, and there is no drama for me.

According to Wayne Bennett, the Dolphins' joining in the NRL will bring a rivalry with the Brisbane Broncos that is on par with the one between Manchester United and Manchester City in the Premier League. Bennett and the Dolphins both started the season next season, and Bennett was in a good mood as Redcliffe officially opened their pre-season on Monday, predicting a big rivalry to develop between the NRL's 17th club and the Broncos. During his seven consecutive premierships with Brisbane, the 72-year-old is now a revered figure at Red Hill.

Samoa's recovery from their England fluke to thrash France 62-4 in Warrington began on Sunday at the Halliwell Jones Stadium in Tonga. Matt Parish's guys were unrecognizable from the side that lost 60-6 to England in their World Cup opener a fortnight ago, as they continued to recover from their 72-4 demolition of Greece, in an 11-try victory over a disappointing France. Taylan May's left wing scored four tries on his first World Cup debut, while the Samoans scored two on the other flank as the Samoans ran rings around the French.

Des Hasler, the outgoing Manly NRL coach, has rejected the Sea Eagles' compensation and is expected to 'go for the jugular,' with his lawyer demanding that the club compensate his client $1 million. Hasler is seeking to be paid for the final year on his contract plus damages

So serious is Panthers star Jarome Luai about winning the grand final on Sunday, he had his newborn daughter with his partner Bailey Paris Toleafoa induced on Monday to ensure that the child did not interfere with the big game. Halo, his third child with Toleafoa, was born on Monday.

The Dolphins' prime target for 2024, five-eighth Munster, who has been a member of Melbourne until the end of 2023, has stated that they will not allow him to leave one year early. According to the reader, the Dolphins did not have to wait 12 months to find a marquee player. He admitted that there were 'not many' players available to Munster's calibre for 2023, but that with a volatile NRL player market, the situation can change in a flash. Either way, the Dolphins will be ready to swoop.

Adam O'Brien (pictured left) has dismissed Kalyn Ponga's talk about his NRL career after the pub toilet controversy last weekend. O'Brien remains convinced that the 24-year-old (pictured right) should serve as captain before admitting that the club does need a stronger edge in the aftermath of constant player dramas over the past fortnight.