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- Sep 28, 2012
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Taliah Fuimaono joins brother Tyrell at the Dragons
NRLW season postponed until early 2022 due to pandemic
The fourth season of the newly expanded NRL Telstra Women's Premiership has beeen postponed until early next year due to the COVID-19 pandemic in NSW.www.nrl.com
Delayed as expected
This is all on Gladys
Perhaps he misspoke but he mentions that in 22 there will be an Origin Series, so three games maybe
With two NRLW comps, state leagues, Origin and a World Cup all next year, the girls had better be getting paid well. They’re effectively full-time professional athletes for the next 12 months
Was a bit on the fence about where to put this but
Millie Boyle has signed up for that ridiculous SAS show on on channel 7.
I just don’t understand this from Millie. She went to ground after the Elliott incident and she has an full-on 12 months coming up like a lot of the NRLW girls that will play rep, why risk it by going on a TV show you could hurt yourself on? She’s also the only one of the new ‘cast’ that has a current and future career and has any sort of relevance. Just silly
Oh and Darius is doing it too
Probably the pay packet. If Koby Abberton can get 100k out of it, she'd be getting a decent was of cash too.
QRL want the ISC clubs and the BHP Clubs to align so Valleys have to go- they assembled such a good team and made the Grand Final.
Means disruption for Ali.
They’ve also only given Wests Brisbane Panthers a years grace and they will be replaced by a Norths Devils team in 2023.
Interesting times ahead for the QRL.
They may have a full-blown mutiny on their hands at this rate
it could definitely humiliate the QRL and throw the integrity of their women's comp into question if the second tier SEQ Premiership has the better more credentialed players involved
they need to remember that it's not like the men's comps where a good percentage are playing with the aim of making a career for themselves and getting picked up by an NRL club.
between the Diehards and the Panthers there’s about 12-13 NRLW contracted players so far plus a fair few more that played age rep this year.
Seems a good way to disenfranchise a lot of players, particularly one of the largest growth areas being young women, by axing their clubs almost immediately after they formed.
both sides showed they were more than capable of being competitive being minor premiers and 4th, so why would you kill two successful clubs just to shoehorn in a Souths Logan team that pulled out this year because they had no players and a Norths side that didn’t have one in the first place?
It smacks of arrogance from the QRL (shock!) who should’ve taken notice of the NRLW girls saying “lol get fucked” when the notion of talent dispersion was a headline for the next NRLW season.
Why would they think the state comp, and in particular someone as passionate and steadfast and important as Ali, would be any different when being told they’ll have to play for a new club?