Rugby league legend Darren Lockyer has heavily criticized the North Queensland Cowboys following their humiliating 42-6 loss to the Cronulla Sharks. Lockyer particularly highlighted the team’s poor attitude and lack of aggression, emphasizing the need for improvement, especially from experienced players like Jason Taumalolo.
Cronulla Sharks playmaker Braydon Trindall has been stood down for an indefinite period after failing initial roadside alcohol and illicit drug tests on Monday morning. The 24-year-old was breathalysed two times above the legal blood alcohol limit and tested positive for an illicit substance, while also driving with a suspended license. Trindall will not train or play while the incident is being investigated by the NRL integrity unit, with the club prioritizing his welfare and health. The matter has been referred for a court appearance in May, where Trindall will face charges of mid-range drink-driving and possession of an illicit substance.
The NRL’s Anzac Round is here, bringing a weekend packed with thrilling matchups and key team changes. A blockbuster showdown between the Dragons and Roosters headlines Thursday afternoon’s action, while Parramatta debuts rookie Ethan Sanders against Manly. Cronulla faces a reshuffle in the halves, and Damien Cook returns for South Sydney. The Broncos welcome back several stars for their match with the Tigers. Meanwhile, the Warriors take on the Titans, Storm faces Rabbitohs, Sea Eagles tackle Eels, Wests Tigers clash with Broncos, Cowboys battle Panthers, Dolphins meet Knights, and Raiders host Sharks.
Cronulla Sharks five-eighth Braydon Trindall faces charges of mid-range drink-driving with a suspended license, while also being investigated for a potential cocaine positive reading. The incident follows a roadside test on Monday morning, hours after the Sharks’ victory over the North Queensland Cowboys on Sunday night.
