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Former Origin utility announces retirement
Former NRL half and utility Moses Mbye has announced his retirement from rugby league 13 years after making his NRL debut.
Mbye has over 260 first-grade games experience across both the NRL and Super League, including stints at the Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs, Wests Tigers, St George Illawarra Dragons and St. Helens.
The Noosa junior burst onto the scene at Belmore, recording almost 100 games for the Bulldogs over five seasons before making the switch to Concord in 2018, where he captained the Tigers from 2019 to 2020.
He made the switch to Wollongong in 2022 and played for the Red V in a utility role for a season-and-a-half before being released early to go play in England.
Former St Helens & Queensland star hangs up boots
Former St Helens star Moses Mbye has announced his retirement, insisting he will be ‘forever in debt to the game’ of rugby league.
Mbye – who turned 33 last week – brought the curtain down on his first-grade career with Saints, arriving midway through the 2023 campaign and remaining on Merseyside until the end of 2025.
Clocking up six tries in 61 appearances across all competitions while donning the red vee, the utility – able to slot into the halves or at hooker – returned Down Under to conclude his playing career in the Queensland Cup with Ipswich Jets.
The Jets have two games remaining in the Q Cup this term before the play-offs come around, but having not featured since mid-July, Mbye has now hung up his boots.
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Raiders’ incredible gesture as legend retires from NRL
Raiders legend Josh Papalii has announced his retirement from rugby league, with the club’s most-capped player to run out at home for the final time when the Green Machine takes on the battling Broncos.
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Papalii made his NRL debut back in 2011, with Friday’s clash to be his 341st for his beloved Raiders.
The Raiders will celebrate the occasion by renaming GIO Stadium “Papa’s House” on Friday night to recognise his enormous contribution to the club.
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