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Daly Cherry-Evans’ recruitment, like Cooper Cronk’s in 2018, proved the difference for the Roosters in 2026 as he owned another grand final.
Malcolm Knox reflects on Daly Cherry-Evans kicking a decisive field goal to lead the Sydney Roosters to a one-point NRL grand final victory over Newcastle before departing for Super League club Hull. Knox argues that Cherry-Evans's late-career move proved pivotal for the Roosters, just as Cooper Cronk's arrival did years earlier, cementing his legacy with a fairytale departure.
Knox also questions the effectiveness of the NRL salary cap, noting widespread fan skepticism over the Roosters assembling an elite squad featuring Cherry-Evans and Reece Robson. Additionally, the column pays tribute to retiring NRLW pioneer Ali Brigginshaw, addresses the pre-match tribute to Jai Arrow, and discusses Dane Gagai switching international allegiance to New Zealand.
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