NRL: Rugby League immortal Mal Meninga joins Face to Face to document his journey through football, life and culture in a two part series.
Inside the great mind of Mal | 01:45Melbourne Storm legend Cameron Smith looms as a “red-hot favourite” to become rugby league’s 14th Immortal on Wednesday evening.
Changes to eligibility rules mean players who retired as little as three years ago can be inducted, pushing Smith firmly into contention.
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