Tuesday 13 June 2017 13:59, UK
Jenna Brooks has the latest from the NRL - could Kevin Walters job as Queensland coach be under threat?
Origin Talk
Reports in Australia suggest Kevin Walters will be stood down as Queensland Origin coach if the Maroons lose the series, with England coach Wayne Bennett favourite to replace him.
Walters led Queensland to a 2-1 series win last year in his first season in charge.
Bennett, who has coached Queensland in seven series, will lead England in this year's World Cup, but it's understood he will walk away from the job if he is given the top job with the Maroons.
Inglis Latest
Greg Inglis has confirmed he is staying at South Sydney, despite rumours the star playmaker has been considering a move to Brisbane.
The speculation began after Inglis was admitted into a mental health facility last month, but the 30-year old dismissed the rumours via a video to Rabbitohs members.
"The rumours about the Brisbane Broncos are certainly not true." Inglis said, "I'm here as a Rabbitoh, I'm here for another four years and I'm willing to give it everything I can for this club.
"Proud to be the captain of the club, and proud to be around this club."
Inglis, who rejoined the club last week after his time in the facility, also took the opportunity to thank fans for their support during the difficult time.
"I wanted to say a big thank you for all your kind messages and support that you have shown me, but not only me my family as well through this tough time that I've gone through."
Transfer News
Sky sources understand Warrington are interested in Mose Masoe. Last month I told you that the former St Helens prop was eager to make the move back to Super League and we believe he could be relocating to Warrington.
We have also learned the Toronto Wolfpack have put in a big offer for St George Illawarra half-back Josh McCrone. The Wolfpack want the 30-year old for next season, and we understand the deal could be done this month.
South Sydney centre Bryson Goodwin has signed with Leigh for next season on a two-year deal. Goodwin admitted he will be sad to leave the Rabbitohs but is looking forward to the challenge of Super League. "It's a new adventure for me and my family that we'll be looking forward to do."
Shaun Kenny-Dowall's Roosters career has come to an end after the club released the centre from the final months of his NRL contract following last month's drug possession charge.
Kenny-Dowall, who is due in court next week, made his debut in 2007 and has played 224 games with the Sydney-based club.
Nate Myles will play the rest of the season with the Melbourne Storm after he was granted an immediate release by Manly.
"I'm ecstatic to be able to join Melbourne Storm for the remainder of the season," Myles said.
"When an opportunity presented itself to link up with the Storm, it was something I felt would really benefit my football and playing strengths."
