Josh Addo-Carr is determined to bring his kids up around family - which is in Sydney. The Storm sat down with him and his agent on Friday
I rang Stuart to get his thoughts on the proposal to give teams that lose in golden-point extra time a point, but instead it became a chat about eliminating the "head noise'' that is destroying the referees' ability to do their job. The "constant chatter'' caused the grand final error, Stuart said.
As for golden point? "It would be good to reward a team that plays 80 minutes and gets a draw," he said. "It's too big a penalty to walk off the field after golden point without anything to show for it."James Tedesco is the NRL's best player. He has won almost every honour there is to prove it. The Roosters knew just how bitter the fallout was with Moses and Tedesco, and felt they had to get involved. It was a smart move. They set up a trust account to deal with the dispute. It shows how well run the Roosters are, and how much they value Tedesco.Tedesco has nothing to do with Moses, instead siding with Moses' business partner Joe Wehbe. Wehbe and Moses are in court, and their business is set to be split after the matter settles.
The racing boss's other big decision this week is whether to approve more than $1 million in bonuses to the NRL's top brass.
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