The Bunnies’ pigs have made them top dogs

By Matt Cleary, Today

For all the fancy-pants pin-heads who win the awards, the scurrying little critters in the halves, at fullback and hooker, it’s madmen and meat-axes who win premierships.

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We can’t demand more A-League marketing then complain when we get it

By Mike Tuckerman, Today

There’s no point criticising the Central Coast Mariners for offering Usain Bolt a trial when for years the A-League has been crying out for some actual marketing.

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St Kilda vs Richmond: Friday Night Forecast

By Adrian Polykandrites, Today

For all the talk in the build-up about how bad last Friday night’s match-up looked, I at least managed to convince myself it’d be a contest.

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Thanks, Sharni Layton

By Mary Konstantopoulos, Today

Growing up, I went to an all-girls school. Each term, different sports would be on offer and if you opted in to playing sport, you had to make a choice.

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Does F1 really need more races?

By Michael Lamonato, Today

Formula One’s midseason break is now just 12 days away, and after running five races across six weekends, the mandatory factory shutdown will give the sport’s overworked staffs some hard-earned rest.

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Saturday preview: Darren Weir to have another big day at Flemington

By Matt Nicholls, Today

It can be hard to get motivated if you are a punter at this time of year. The racing is a little bit flat. We are in that small window where the spring horses are not quite back yet, but we are seeing them at the trials.

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Kevin Kisner leads The Open as Carnoustie bares her teeth

By David Lord, Today

American Kevin Kisner’s five under 66 in the opening round of the 147th Open Championship at Carnoustie was posted before lunch, and stood the test of time.

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The race to avoid the NRL wooden spoon is well and truly alive after Parramatta ground out a dour 14-8 win over Canterbury at ANZ Stadium on Thursday night.

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Sydney FC captain Alex Brosque has no issue with the prospect of the A-League’s marquee fund being used to recruit Usain Bolt.

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Usain in the membrane: Why Bolt in the A-League makes no sense

By Evan Morgan Grahame, 19 Jul 2018

A few weeks ago, when the A-League’s impassioned fan-base were dallying through that fleeting period, allowing themselves – however fantastically, in hindsight – a few moments to imagine Andres Iniesta stepping out onto Australian pitches in 2018-19, that seemed at the time the upper limits of marquee fantasy.

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Festivus in July: It’s time to air my NRL grievances

By Tim Gore, 19 Jul 2018

In the 1990s TV show Seinfeld, the great Frank Costanza created ‘Festivus’, an alternate holiday to Christmas where an aluminium pole is erected instead of a tree, and a dinner held.

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Think the AFL’s gone soft? Think again

By Tim Lane, 19 Jul 2018

Are you from the old school which forever asserts modern footy’s gone soft? Do you feel infuriated at a game too quick to punish players for no more than old-fashioned hard-but-fair tackles?

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Super Rugby qualifying finals: What counts as an upset?

By Brett McKay, 19 Jul 2018

We’ve said all year that the easy-looking rounds are always the one you should be most worried about.

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Let’s fix all sports forever. Here’s how

By Ben Pobjie, 19 Jul 2018

We all love sport, and what we love most about it is how easy it is to identify all of the things wrong with it.

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The Arnold era begins: A swipe at Bert and psychological mumbo jumbo

By Stuart Thomas, 19 Jul 2018

Blind Freddy is aware of the fact that the Socceroos need to find the net more frequently from open play.

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Hayne needs a short-term contract, preferably to end of the next set

By Dane Eldridge, 19 Jul 2018

If the Eels have any idea about rugby league, they will extend Jarryd Hayne’s contract until next time they reach the fifth.

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