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The article reports that Josh McCrone will play again for the rugby football team Canberra Raiders in the year 2014. McCrone has played more than hundred rugby matches and has been training for this season. According to the team coach Ricky Stuart, McCrone would play at hooker position which is an important position for any team.

The article offers information on rugby coach Ricky Stuart who return as coach of Canberra Raiders rugby club of Australian Capital Territory. It mentions that Stuart is asking all Raiders players for have hard work, compete for their sports, right attitude. Stuart expressed his confidence that Raiders will do well in the sport.

The article profiles Australian rugby league football coach Ricky Stuart. It mentions his contract with the Parramatta Eels rugby league club and the challenge he faces from it. It also notes his aim in building an early relationship with the players and make pre-season ahead of schedule towards the improvement of the team. INSET: YOUNG GUN.

The article reports on the likely axing of several existing players of Newcastle Knights rugby team for making room for new players under the plans of Wayne Bennett, who will join as the team's coach in the year 2012.

The article focuses on the rugby football team Newcastle Knights headed by coach Rick Stone and captain Kurt Gidley. It mentions that the team's Jarred Mullen led the Knights in try assists for the fourth straight season. A chart depicting the game statistics of the team's rugby footballers is also presented.

The article focuses on the rugby football team Manly-Warringah Sea Eagles headed by coach Des Hasler and captain Michael Monaghan. It mentions that the team has conceded more tries through the centre of the field than any other side. A chart depicting the game statistics of the team's rugby footballers is also presented.

The article profiles Penrith Panthers rugby team's player Daine Laurie. It is reported that, in the year 2009 there was a time when no team wanted Laurie, except Panthers' coach Matthew Elliott. It is stated that, Laurie has realized that with a question marks over whether he has the attitude and desire to make it as a National Rugby League (NRL) player, the 2010 is the year for him to prove himself.

The article profiles Newcastle Knights rugby team's player Evarn Tuimavave. Tuimavave was suffering from a bulging disc that was pushing against his spinal chord. Tuimavave says that the doctors told him that he needed to have a complete three month break and see if it corrected itself before they had to do something with it. Knights' coach Rick Stone says that Tuimavave has played just over 100 first-grade games and he is a genuine front-rower which is what every team is looking for.

The article focuses on the coach of the Melbourne Storm rugby team, Craig Bellamy, whose style of coaching is regarded as a reason behind the success of rugby footballers Scott Anderson and Ryan Hinchcliffe. It is stated that he has built a culture which has became the envy of every other National Rugby League (NRL) club. Hinchcliffe states that when he wanted to improve his game, he decided to join the Storm, which has a competitive spirit under Bellamy's guidance.

The article profiles the player of St. George Illawarra Dragons rugby team, Matt Prior. Prior's teammate, Dean Young says that before winning the man-of-the-match award against Cronulla Sharks rugby team, Prior was a pretty quiet player. Matt's mother Christine Prior says that, since team's coach Wayne Bennett has shown faith in Matt by playing him in the team, Matt has gained more confidence. It is stated that, Matt's attitude and simplicity to life has made him one of Bennett's favourites.

The article reports on the intention of Brian Smith, coach of the Knights, to belong into the top eight during the 2009 season of the National Rugby League in Australia. The aim came in due to the result in 2008 where the team was beaten by Brisbane Broncos. Moreover, Kurt Gildey will be the new captain of the Knights following Danny Buderus' departure to Leeds Rhinos.

The article focuses on the game plan of Jamie Goddard as head coach of the Terrigal Sharks in the Wamberal Rugby League (WRL) in Australia. Topics covered include his history as a player, the inclusion of his son Mitchell in the team as a first-grader and captain, the league performance of the Terrigal Sharks.

The article discusses the reason why Wayne Bennet, the coach of the Knights rugby football club is interested in recruiting rugby football player Beau Scott. It states that Scott is a real leader, has great credibility, and is tough. It cites that Scott is working hard in playing catch-up and is determined to leave a mark on the team and fans who expect big things from him. It also mentions that Bennet believes that Scott will make a legacy on the club.

The article discusses the views of the young rugby players of the Newcastle Knights about their coach Wayne Bennett.

The article offers information on the importance of credibility to coach Wayne Bennett, an Australian professional rugby league football coach. It states that the coach is concerned for players who posses quality and also have respect for others, so that he can deliver it to other fellow teammates within team. Information on skills of Chris Houston, an Australian professional rugby league footballer, who plays for the Newcastle Knights of the National Rugby League is also offered.

The article reports on Wyong Roos Rugby League Football Club coach Paul Stringer along with criticism to its struggle in the New South Wales (NSW) Cup.

The article announces that Isaac De Gois got a place again in the rugby soccer team The Sharks. Rugby soccer coach Shane Flanagan mentions that De Gois got agreed to the rugby team Newcastle Knights for the 2012-2013 seasons, but eventually De Gois returned to Sharkies. It informs that De Gois is happy to be back at the Sharks, but also concerned what is happening at Knights and among its members.

The article offers information on Stephen Kearney, rugby football coach of the team Parramatta Eeels.

The article offers information on the performances of Wayne Bennett, coach of the rugby football team Newcastle Knights.

The article reports on the rugby league football team Newcastle Knights with specific reference to the views of the team's training guru Jeremy Hickmans. Hickmans says that his training is all about setting high standards, quality and the discipline. According to Hickmans, it is great to work with the team which is very keen to attain the high standards.

The article profiles Newcastle Knights rugby league team's player Tafeaga Sa'u. It is reported that, Sa'u lost seven kilograms during the summer of 2011, to make himself physically and mentally fit to impress the team's coach Wayne Bennett. Sa'u says that, after losing seven kilograms he feels that he is more sharper than before and is really thankful to Bennett for his advice.

The article profiles Penrith Panthers rugby league team's player Travis Burns. The team's coach Matthew Elliott says that, the talent which Burns has, is more than what is seen on the field, and he is moving in the right direction in his career. Burns says that, the 2011 Australian rugby league premiership in Australia has been the best so far in his career, as he has matured and grown as a player, and is learning to forget the wrong things which he had done in the past.

The article reports on rugby league player Antonio Kaufusi who believes his move to Newcastle Knights rugby club from North Queensland Cowboys saved his career. It reports on Kaufusi who states that the drop in his game was at Cowboys was because he was unhappy at the club. It reports on Kaufusi who states that the coach, Rick Stone and staff at Newcastle helped him build up the confidence in his game which was missing at Cowboys.

The article reports that Rick Stone, coach of the rugby football team Knights, has warned his players to expect a tough off-season of the year 2011, after the team performed badly in several rugby tournaments in the 2010 season.

The article focuses on rugby football player Sam McKendry of the Penrith Panthers rugby team. He was selected as the Panthers' player to watch in the journal "Rugby League Week," Summer Special in 2008. According to the team's coach Matt Elliott, he plans to build up McKendry as a back-up to team members, Petero Civoniceva, Matthew Bell and Daine Laurie. He states that McKendry will get his chance after the retirement of rugby footballer Adam Woolnough.

The article focuses on the impact of signing Rick Stone as coach of Knights rugby football team on its performance. His composure and coolness were praised by Knights players after booking the team's top-eight spot with a 35-0 win over Penrith. He has installed confidence back in everyone that help Knights players to focus on moving forward. Veteran centre Adam MacDougall has said that Stone is a true first-grade coach.

The article profiles John Skandalis of Wests Tigers. According to Tommy Raudonikis, Tigers coach, the 33-year-old Skandalis is the main ingredient of the team who spent the past two years playing in England. Raudonokis adds that Skandalis is the type of the guy who would not let one down no matter what and he turns up for work and training and on game.

The article reports on the game performance of Jarrod Mullen, a rugby football player from New Zealand Knights. It states that the 22-year-old Mullen stunned the North Queensland Cowboys with a remarkable 32-26 win. According to Rick Stone, Knights new coach, though Mullen had produced the best 40 minutes of his career against Cowboys, he knows he has to improve certain areas on his part.

The article profiles Parramatta Eels rugby team's player Luke Burt, whose position has been shifted to wing from fullback. Burt says that he has accepted the decision of the team's coach Daniel Anderson, as it is not in his nature to let things bother him too much. Burt, as stated, is a survivor, an unselfish, popular figure who continues to shine even after 11 seasons in the top grade. Burt says that he looks back on his rugby career, and there is not one thing that he would like to change.

The article focuses on rugby football player Chris Armit, who has decided to quit rugby to concentrate on expanding his business, CK Lawns and Gardens. It is stated that the 25-year old Armit had represented Canterbury Bulldogs team for six years and in 103 games of the National Rugby League (NRL). Describing Armit as a real gentleman, Harry Harris, coach of Bulldogs, states that he has been able to impress rugby coach Kevvie Moore and former rugby football player Jimmy Dymock.

The article presents the views of Newcastle Knights rugby team's player Zeb Taia on the impact of the decision of team coach Brian Smith to leave the team in between the 2009 Australian rugby premiership, on the performance of the team. It is reported that, there are speculations that Smith's decision has robbed Knights' players of their focus. However Taia says that the team needs to get over with the decision and get on with the job, as they have been doing well in the premiership.

The article offers information on the game in the Australian National Rugby League which features the Canberra Raiders player Josh Dugan. It notes that Dugan has been the target of the defenders of their opponent, the Newcastle Knights. Raiders coach David Furner praises Dugan for his tenacity and perseverance despite admitting that their finals prospect is already done due to their 10th consecutive loss.

The article reports on the win of the rugby football team Newcastle Knights against Canberra Raiders in the Newcastle Camp in New South Wales on July 11, 2009. It notes the transformation of the team under its coach Brian Smith after the era of coaches Andrew Johns and Danny Buderus. It cites the boot camp at the Singleton Army Base as the reason for team members' mental toughness. Chief executive officer (CEO) Steve Burraston expressed he will strongly recommend Smith due to his great job.

The article reports on the reaction of the rugby football players of RC Bulldogs against the calling of video referees regarding their violations. It states that the Bulldogs continue to rally despite the alleged unlawful calls against them. According to coach Kevin Moore of Bulldogs, the video referee's calling did not cost them the game but it just seems to be the way the game goes for them in 2009.

The article reports on Newcastle Knights rugby team's player Richie Fa'aoso. It is stated that, Fa'aoso's performance in the 2009 Australian rugby season has completed his transformation from a rugby league journeyman with potential he had never lived up to, to a valuable talent of the National Rugby League (NRL) of Australasia. It is reported that, although several people were surprised when Knights' coach Brian Smith recruited Fa'aoso, Smith knew there was something in Fa'aoso.

The article reports on the good performance of Canterbury Bulldogs rugby team in the 2009 Australian rugby premiership, and presents the comments of the editor of the magazine, "Rugby League Week," Martin Lenehan on the coach of Manly Warringah Sea Eagles rugby team, Des Hasler. It is stated that, Bulldogs is, at the moment, on the top of the premiership table and after beating Melbourne Storm rugby team in their last match, Bulldogs' confidence of winning the premiership is growing.

The article focuses on rugby footballer Gary Warburton, who is set to wear the number 11 jersey for the Canterbury Bulldogs rugby team. The club has signed Warburton for two years. Team coach Kevin Moore states that Warburton is a smart footballer and he continues to improve his lines in attack. It is stated that he has played 17 games in the National Rugby League (NRL) after making his debut for the Bulldogs in the 2008 season.

The article presents the views of Newcastle Knights rugby team's player Adam MacDougall on team's coach Brian Smith. Praising Smith's plan of using two halfbacks, Scott Dureau and Jarrod Mullen, in alternate halves in a match, MacDougall says that it makes sure that the team always have a fresh halfback. MacDougall, as reported, has appealed Smith to switch him to the left side of the field against St. George Illawarra Dragons rugby team so that he can take on Dragons' player Wendell Sailor.

The article discusses the views of three South Sydney Rabbitohs rugby football team players, Chris Sandow, Issac Luke and Craig Wing on coach Jason Taylor's strategy to use them in the field. Sandow states that if the coach fields him, Wing and Luke together, then it could create a pressure on the opposition. Luke says that the combination will give the team more attacking options. He describes Wing as a great player. Wing states that he is ready to play any role assigned to him.

The article focuses on rugby player Shaune Corrigan of the South Sydney Rabbitohs rugby team who worked as an auto electrician before playing in the National Rugby League (NRL). It is stated that in his junior days he played for The Entrance Tigers rugby team. His former coach at The Entrance, Jamy Forbes describes him as a hardworking and talented footballer. It is stated that Corrigan came into spotlight after scoring a hat trick in the 2007 Jim Beam Cup final against Sydney Bulls rugby team.

The article discusses the efficiency of Craig Bellamy as a rugby football coach in Australia. According to the article, it was pre-season training during Bellamy's first season down in Melbourne when he was about to send his players on one of the gruelling runs in summer. On the event that Dallas Johnson, known to be a great defender, had arrived with about eight other players from Brisbane Norths, Bellamy stresses that the usual stereotypes simply do not apply to Johnson.

The article focuses on rugby player Josh Perry's career after the appointment of Shez Atkin as his coach. It informs that he was not performing well prior to the appointment of Shez, but after her appointment conditions became much better for him. Statements of Shez are also presented on the performance and priorities of Perry for his rugby football career, when he approached her for being his coach.

The article informs that Tim Sheens, rugby football coach for the Wests Tigers, is trying to instill confidence in Benji Marshall after he made yet another comeback on May 18, 2008. According to Sheens, Benji's ability in defence is a worry and he guesses that's understandable given he has had five shoulder operations.

The article presents the author's comments about the role played by Brian Smith, the coach of the rugby football team Newcastle Knights, in improving the performance of the team during the year 2008. The author says that Smith has enabled the team to recruit rugby football players in a planned way. According to the author, the coach encourages the players of the team to play for one another.