2017 NRL
Telstra Premiership
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Round 1 - Fri 3 March
Souths 18 v Tigers 34
Rabbitohs.com - Match Report
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Round 2 - Sat 11 March
Sea Eagles 18 v Souths 38
Rabbitohs.com - Match Report
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Round 3 - Sat 18 March
Knights 18 v Souths 24
Rabbitohs.com - Match Report
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Round 4 - Thu 23 March
Souths 6 v Roosters 20
rabbitohs.com - Match Report
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Round 5 - Fri 31 March
Cowboys 20 v Souths 6
rabbitohs.com - Match Report
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Round 6 - Fri 7 April
Panthers 20 v Souths 21
rabbitohs.com - Match Report
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Round 7 - Fri 14 April
Bulldogs 24 v Souths 9
rabbitohs.com - Match Report
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Round 8 - Fri 21 April
Souths 24 v Broncos 25
rabbitohs.com - Match Report
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Round 9 - Fri 28 April
Souths 8 v Sea Eagles 46
rabbitohs.com - Match Report
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Round 10 - Fri 12 May
Tigers 8 v Souths 28
rabbitohs.com - Match Report
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Round 11 - Sun 21 May
Souths v Storm
4.30pm WST NIB Stadium
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Round 12 - Fri 26 May
Souths v Eels
7.50pm ANZ Stadium
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Round 13 - June
BYE
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Round 14 - Fri 9 June
Broncos v Souths
7.50pm Suncorp Stadium
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Round 15 - Fri 16 June
Souths v Titans
7.50pm ANZ Stadium
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Round 16 - June
BYE
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Round 17 - Sun 2 July
Souths v Panthers
4.00pm ANZ Stadium
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Round 18 - Fri 7 Jul
Roosters v Souths
Allianz Stadium
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Round 19 - Sun 16 July
Souths v Cowboys
4.00pm Cairns Stadium [Home]
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Round 20 - Fri 21 July
Sharks v Souths
7.50pm Southern Cross Group Stadium
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Round 21 - Jul
Souths v Raiders
ANZ Stadium
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Round 22 - Aug
Dragons v Souths
SCG
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Round 23 - Aug
Souths v Bulldogs
ANZ Stadium
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Round 24 - Aug
Souths v Warriors
ANZ Stadium
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Round 25 - Aug
Storm v Souths
AAMI Stadium
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Round 26 - Sep
Eels v Souths
ANZ Stadium [Away]
All match reports courtesy
souths.com.au
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2017
LAST EVER City / Country Match
Sun 7th May
Highlighs By: "NSWRL"
Country 10 v City 20
3.00pm Glen Willow Reginal Sports Stadium Mudgee
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| 2017 State of Origin
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Game 1 - May 31
8.00pm Suncorp Stadium
Q'ld - NSW
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Game 2 - June 21
8.00pm ANZ Stadium
NSW - QLD
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Game 3 - July 12
8.00pm Suncorp Stadium
QLD - NSW
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Enjoy a break in luxury at the magnificient
Star of the Sea Luxury Appartments,
Terrigal NSW
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2017 Round 11
Rabbitohs v Broncos
Sun 21st May
NIB Stadium Perth
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The Pride Tipping Competition
News
Greg Inglis admits himself to mental health clinic
By: The Daily Telegraph - May 17, 2017 -
THE rugby league world has been rocked with revelations South Sydney star Greg Inglis has admitted himself into a western Sydney rehabilitation centre to deal with mental health issues.
It's understood the 30-year-old checked himself in 10 days ago and will remain in the clinic for three weeks after struggling with family issues.
The Australian and Queensland Origin representative hasn't played since he suffered a season-ending knee injury in the opening round of the season.
Inglis' wife Sally recently moved out of their family home in Sydney's eastern suburbs to be closer to her family in Brisbane.
The injured South Sydney superstar couldn't go with her because of his knee rehabilitation treatment and assistant coaching role at the Rabbitohs.
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Alex Johnston wants to be number one
By: April 26, 2017 - Picture: Gregg Porteous
SOUTH Sydney young gun Alex Johnston is refusing to pledge his future to the Rabbitohs as he looks to secure a long-term fullback role in the NRL.
After bursting onto the scene as one of the game's hottest talents in Souths' 2014 premiership-winning season, Johnston has had to bide his time before getting his hands on the club's famous
No. 1 jumper.
It's a jersey worn in the past by the legendary Clive Churchill and, until round one this season, Kangaroos great and Rabbitohs captain Greg Inglis. Before Inglis broke down with a likely
season-ending knee injury, Johnston had to make do on the wing, where he'd scored the bulk of his 49 four-pointers at a prolific rate
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Rabbitohs’ Cody Walker keen to emulate hero Preston Campbell
By: Nick Walshaw, April 26, 2017 - Photo: Gregg Porteous
NO PRIZES for guessing who Cody Walker idolised as a kid.
"Yeah, Preston Campbell," the Souths No. 6 says, grinning.
"I remember watching him in 2001, the year he won the Dally M medal at Cronulla. I was thinking, wow, he's the smallest bloke out there and he's still doing things nobody else can.
"Had no fear. either. I really admired that. Preston was about 60 kilos wringing wet he's making linebreaks left, right and centre."
Outstanding for Souths over the opening third of the season, Walker also now sits No. 1 for that same category he so admired in Campbell - linebreaks.
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Josh Reynolds stars as Canterbury down South Sydney 24-9 on Good Friday
By: Christian Nicolussi, April 15, 2017, Picture:
IF Canterbury's Josh Reynolds is the most enthusiastic player in the NRL, George Burgess is fast becoming the grubbiest.
South Sydney's Good Friday turned into Bad Friday as they were dusted up 24-9 by the Reynolds-led Bulldogs, then had Burgess lash out with an ugly forearm on Aiden Tolman just before full-time.
Having already spent a fortnight on the sidelines for striking earlier this season, the young powerhouse prop could face another extended stint on the sidelines.
Canterbury skipper James Graham was overheard screaming "it's his elbow again" as he charged into a melee.
Older brother and Souths skipper Sam Burgess said afterwards: "It didn't look like he connected at all. But what happened a few weeks ago, people will jump on the back
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Could Damien Cook take Robbie Farah's NSW State of Origin jumper too?
By: Adrian Proszenko -
Robbie Farah has long been the best No.9 in the state. But is he the best hooker at his club?
Souths coach Michael Maguire's decision to drop Farah to the bench in favour of Damien Cook has prompted the debate, one that could flow into the State of
Origin arena.
Cook is poised to make his representative debut for Country in the last clash with City, giving the speedy dummy half a chance to press his claims for a Blues
spot.
"He's [Cook] playing very well," CRL boss Terry Quinn said. "There's a spot for him for Country and he should be very closely monitored by Laurie Daley.
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Robbie Farah the frontrunner to retain NSW Blues Origin jersey but Peter Wallace enters the frame
By: Michael Chammas - MARCH 27, 2017 - Picture
State of Origin is two months away but NSW coach Laurie Daley and his adviser Peter Sterling have already had two selection meetings since round one to compile a list of names under consideration.
Manly brothers Tom and Jake Trbojevic, as well as St George Illawarra forward Paul Vaughan, are among the list of rookies under consideration.
So, too, is veteran Penrith rake Peter Wallace, who has now moved behind incumbent Robbie Farah in the race for the Blues No.9 jersey after a strong start to the season for the Panthers.
NSW have plenty of depth in most positions to cover for injuries, however a shortage of quality hookers means they can't afford an injury to Farah – who has been told by
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Adam Reynolds and Alex Johnston show sympathy as Cyclone Debbie prepares to batter Townsville
By: Adam Pengilly - March 27, 2017 - Picture: Getty
Adam Reynolds can expect no sympathy when he rides into town to take on the king of the north, but there was plenty of love being sent the other way from the Rabbitohs No.7 as an edgy
Townsville prepares for the arrival of Cyclone Debbie.
As north Queensland bunkered down for the tropical cyclone's expected shift to landfall by Tuesday morning, the Rabbitohs were more than happy to lend their support to the Cowboys-supporting
region before clashing with the 2015 premiers on Friday night.
While there are no plans to shift the NRL match at this stage, the Cowboys were forced to close their office on Monday.
Paul Green's side would wait until Tuesday before making a decision on whether they would be forced to abandon their scheduled training session just three days out from
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Achived News Items
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| >>> 2017 Rugby League Table <<<
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| Plyd | Pos | Team | Pts | |
Plyd | Pos | Team | Pts |
| 11 | 1 | Storm | 16 |
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11 | 9 | Eels | 10 |
| 11 | 2 | Sharks | 14 |
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11 | 10 | Raiders | 8 |
| 11 | 3 | Roosters | 14 |
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11 | 11 | Titans | 8 |
| 11 | 4 | Broncos | 14 |
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11 | 12 | Warriors | 8 |
| 11 | 5 | Dragons | 12 |
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11 | 13 | Rabbitohs | 8 |
| 11 | 6 | Cowboys | 12 |
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11 | 14 | Panthers | 6 |
| 11 | 7 | Manly | 10 |
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11 | 15 | Tigers | 6 |
| 11 | 8 | Bulldogs | 10 |
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11 | 16 | Knights | 4 |
nrl.com Full Ladder after round 11 (*) = Game in hand
Games played includes byes in the above table
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