Koori Knockout

27/12/2025

Probably one of the best super subs in the NRL Era

The original Number 14 utility - Dean Widders.

Widders originally from Armidale, NSW, moved to Sydney as a 17 year old to play for the Roosters.

However, it was his time at the Eels that Widders became a house hold name.

Widders, who wasn’t an overly big bloke, would come on in the forwards normally after 20 minutes. He was deceptively quick and strong for his size and had a great dummy.

Widders was also a great ball player and even spent some time at five eight occasionally.

Widders played over 100 times for the Eels before joining the Bunnies for two years in 2007 and 2008.

He finished his career by spending 3 seasons at Castleford Tigers in the English Super League and retired after the 2011 season.

Overall Widders played 222 professional rugby league games including games for NSW Country, Prime Ministers XIII and the Aboriginal Dream Time team in 2008.

14/12/2025

Now more than ever, Bondi needs us. The families need us. The community needs us to come together, to hold each other up, and to stand united. Let us grieve together, support one another, and reject division in all its forms.

14/12/2025

Don’t call many people heroes but this bloke is a living superman

29/11/2025

Bourke warriors up next on Kayo vs Blacktown Red belly warriors at the 9PL

27/11/2025

Media pushing Pauline Hanson lmao yes it politics nothing to do with the knockout but felt like a laugh 😹

26/11/2025

Please share or tag anyone you know who is studying a diploma or higher 🫶🏽

🎉 We’re celebrating a milestone at the AHO – proudly reaching 300 students who have been supported through the Tertiary Accommodation Grant (TAG) program since July 2022.

We want to help even more of our Mob study at university or TAFE NSW with these grants of up to $10,000 for accommodation costs 🖤💛❤️

If you know someone tag ‘em here and check out the link 🔗 https://aho.nsw.gov.au/grants/for-individuals/tag.html

21/11/2025

Our man Joe Galuvao’s connection with Nathan Merritt is what our Past Player and Transition Program is all about 🤝

Nathan recently reached out to the RLPA over Instagram asking to stay up to date with upcoming Past Player & Transition Program events.

Within a day of Nathan getting in touch, Joe met up with him for a catch-up, reinforcing just how quickly the Program can move to meet the needs of past players and make sure they know they’re still a part of the sport they gave so much to 👏

21/11/2025

27/10/2025

Latrell Mitchell in Fiji on holidays with his family, takes a moment to spend some time with Kaiviti Silktails Rugby League Football Club