Sorry Ricky: If the game is to be safe, we need send offs
I will be the first to admit, I do not possess the same level of rugby league knowledge as Ricky Stuart.
I will be the first to admit, I do not possess the same level of rugby league knowledge as Ricky Stuart.
They say that it is the young who should sit at the foot of the elderly, and learn from the wisdom accumulated over the span of a lifetime. In Australian rugby right now, it may just be the other way around.
Australia were already underdogs for the upcoming Ashes but their task looks even tougher now given the hot form of key English players and the confidence and momentum earned by their World Cup win.
Media reports swirling this morning that St Kilda have parted ways with embattled coach Alan Richardson have been confirmed.
Soon enough, maybe even as soon as this week, we’ll find out what kind of poker player Wallabies coach Michael Cheika really is.
The send-off finally made its long-awaited reappearance on Sunday night.
Unless you’ve been living under a rock, you would know that Melbourne Storm hooker Cameron Smith played his record-setting 400th NRL game on Saturday night.
New Zealand were beaten by the rules, not by England.
There has never been a better or more infuriating finish to a World Cup: a twice-tied match separated only by an absurdly mandatory criterion.
If Perth Glory owner Tony Sage is on the money and A-League franchises are on the verge of acquiring somewhere near an extra $80 million, a significant change is looming in Australian football.
There was a time when I was cold on Benji Marshall. I thought he had become a selfish, underperforming, overrated rugby league player.
On day dominated by the marathon Wimbledon men’s final and the nailbiting conclusion to the cricket World Cup, the British Grand Prix, not to be outdone, delivered one of the best Formula One grands prix in years.
Expansion is every NRL fan’s new favourite topic and everyone has an opinion, from the eternal chants to bring back the Bears to the calls growing louder and louder for a team based in Perth.
It’s the last over the final of the Cricket World Cup of 2019.
England were crowned World Champions in a dramatic final at Lord’s. This is the first time that the England men’s team have won the 50-overs World Cup.
He was a player who was thrilling to watch when on form.
29 year-old James O’Connor has just signed a two-year contract with the Queensland Reds, and is now eligible to add to his 44 Test total with the Wallabies.
Former Penrith Panthers player and Wigan Warriors star, Zak Hardaker, scored a try of the year contender in his side’s 32-10 loss to Super League leaders, St Helens.
What is it with thrilling, bizarre finishes in sport these days?
The comments come after Port Adelaide singled out Brisbane star Lachie Neale for some match-long rough treatment.
‘I spoke to Adil [Rashid]- we had Allah with us well.’
‘Fair dinkum, they didn’t turn up!’
It’s a mystery the Australian team wasn’t arrested by Indian authorities. They didn’t even try to hide their actions.
It’s a mystery the Australian team wasn’t arrested by Indian authorities. They didn’t even try to hide their actions.
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