
Graham Annesley
Graham Annesley is a prominent figure in Australian rugby league, currently serving as the head of football for the NRL. He has a background as a player and administrator, having previously held roles in various sports organizations. Annesley is instrumental in implementing and communicating new rules and policies within the NRL, including recent trials for concussion protocols and sin-bin regulations. His recent communication to clubs regarding these changes has made headlines, emphasizing the NRL's commitment to player safety and clarity in officiating.
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Graham Annesley backed Klein's decision regarding the foul play incident.
NRL backs referee Ashley Klein’s decision in Origin I foul play rulingGraham Annesley is the NRL football boss.
Who Peter V’landys held court with on State of Origin eveGraham Annesley is the NRL head of football who commented on the officiating of the game.
State of Origin 2026: NSW coach Laurie Daley has hung his game plan on one thingGraham Annesley has been presiding as the NRL chief operating officer and is known for his role in protecting referees.
NRL’s boss of football Graham Annesley has had a stinker of a year. Is his time up?Graham Annesley has dissected hip-drops on numerous occasions.
What is a hip-drop and why is the rule causing such confusionAnnesley addressed the issue of high tackles in an email to clubs, emphasizing the need for players to adjust their tackling techniques.
Tino banned for tackle that triggered Hasler’s sin bin tiradeGraham Annesley was involved in the calls regarding the game delay.
Souths set to face scrutiny over 100-minute game delayGraham Annesley informed clubs about the concussion trial via email.
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