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Cronulla went into the 2021 season intent on keeping their six-year streak of finals appearances going but quickly discovered that outside noise can cause disruption to a campaign. The Sharks were already on the back foot early in the season without the services of chief playmaker Shaun Johnson until round …

Newly appointed Maroons coach Billy Slater has made his first big move as the man in charge, bringing in respected assistant Josh Hannay. Hannay's appointment comes following two seasons as an interim head coach with the Cowboys and Sharks in the NRL.

They now need the Titans to lose to the Warriors – or win by fewer than 12 points – to advance to a seventh straight finals series. Hannay said the Sharks would prepare as though they're playing next week with recovery and a review session on Saturday.

Like the obdurate tailender who bats deep into the next day's play, Cronulla's interim NRL coach Josh Hannay is the nightwatchman who refuses to be dismissed.

The Sharks lost their coach, their captain and the last remaining members of the club’s 2016 premiership winning team but under Josh Hannay’s mentoring they never lost the resolve to continue Cronulla’s record of regular finals appearances.

It came in the must-win match against the Brisbane Broncos on Saturday, the Bathurst product again impressing in his fullback role as the Sharks emerged 24-16 victors. It was a win that kept Cronulla inside the top eight with one round to play and again had coach Josh Hannay praising …

Cronulla interim coach Josh Hannay believes the Sharks can emulate the feats of the 2017 Cowboys and become a genuine premiership threat if they snatch eighth place. The Sharks are vying for the remaining play-off berth and may have to wait until after next Sunday’s Titans-Warriors clash to know whether …

Cronulla coach Josh Hannay is confident his players have processed the shock of Andrew Fifita's injury and are focused on the key match against Wests Tigers.

The NRL’s head of football Graham Annesley has put the league’s coaches on notice, saying that criticism of NRL match officials has become “out of control” in recent weeks.

Cronulla coach Josh Hannay has told his side to start playing like a finals team as they prepare to walk the top-eight tightrope for the next month. Sunday's clash with Newcastle shapes as a four-point game, with both teams in a seven-horse race for the …