Pre-season Scores

The NRL Pre-Season for 2008 is well underway now with several games being played all over Australia. While there is no televised coverage of the games, you can get all the NRL Trials details, score updates and game information from NRL News at www.nrlnews.com

Big year predicted for Storm

Yet again in 2008, the NRL Results look to be favouring the Melbourne Storm. A big first up trial win for the Melbourne club sent shock waves through Manly at Gosford and the rest of the NRL Rugby League teams.

Even their reserve grade side proved too powerful for Manly, with some classy displays across the Rugby League park. The Storm ran away winners, with the 56-10 being the final scoreline.

The Storm now travel to the UK to face Leeds Rhinos in the World Club Challenge.

NRL Results

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Super League starts, NRL soon.

The UK Super League has kicked off their 2008 season, with Rugby League engulfing the Northern Hemisphere. Hiuge player trades, exits and re-signs have occurred with clubs trying to stop the Leeds juggernaut.
The clash between NRL club the Melbourne Storm and the Leeds Rhinos in the 2008 World Club Challenge should be a classic.
Be sure and visit NRL News (www.nrlnews.com) for a full match preview and review afterwards as the NRL kick off for 2008 nears.

Penrith Panthers still tipped for NRL spoon in 2008

Penrith Panthers, wooden spooners in 2007 NRL after taking a premiership only a few short years ago in 2003 look to be struggling again in 2008.

Players have left the club, the likes of Craig Gower, Peter Wallace and Joel Clinton - it will certainly be a tough ask for the Western Sydney Rugby League club. New coach Matt Elliott has a mammoth task and will rely heavily on assistants such as Ryan Girdler.

They will need good support from their usually large and vocal crowd, because any slight dip in early form could really derail the campaign long before it starts.