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Media in category "Australian rugby league logos" The following 81 files are in this category, out of 81 total. ... 0–9. File:2014 NRL Grand Final logo.svg; File ...
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Media in category "Rugby league logos" The following 103 files are in this category, out of 103 total. 0–9. ... File:2018 NRL Grand Final logo.jpg;
The 2007 logo remained on club jerseys until 2012 due to the lateness of the change and was phased out in time for the 2013 NRL Season. From 2013, under a dramatic image rebranding of the competition, the Telstra Premiership logo was changed in conjunction with a new sponsorship deal to incorporate the key elements of rugby league in Australia ...
This image became symbolic of the camaraderie and 'mateship' in rugby league and the present-day National Rugby League Premiership Trophy (which evolved from the Winfield Cup) uses a similar design. The sculpture itself was designed by New Zealand-born sculptor Alan Ingham (b. 1920 – 1994).
In the 2022 elimination final between the South Sydney and the Sydney Roosters, seven players were sin binned, setting a record for the most in an NRL-era game. [98] In the last round of the 2023 NRL season, the Sydney Roosters defeated South Sydney 26–12 to end their season and deny them a finals spot. Before the match started both sides ...
In the early years the logo was on a white rectangular background, before being backed with a yellow oval. In 2003 the font was changed and a yellow star added, which remain to this day. A lighter shade of navy blue and white were also added to the logo. In 2020, the club introduced a new logo to celebrate their 25th season. [33]
Following this loss, Ricky Stuart was replaced as coach by Tim Sheens, then the most experienced NRL coach. Tim Sheens' first match as Australian coach was against New Zealand 2009 Anzac Test . In this match Sheen's side included a record-equalling ten Queensland representatives, including an all maroon backline and front row, [ 29 ] reflecting ...