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If you’re up to date with the NRL or the NFL, you would most likely understand this comparison.
An ongoing issues with current Australian sides is that they seem to live for the present and not the future.
On Saturday night the ever-durable Cameron Smith achieved something no-one has ever done before: he ran out onto the field for his 400th first-grade rugby league match.
The first Week of NFL Playoffs are upon us and we have some huge match ups to look forward too.
The Sydney Roosters reigned supreme in 2018. They outclassed, outlasted and definitely – all the way to grand final day – outwitted everyone. They’re the team to chase in 2019.
The boxing world descended into frenzy after last Sunday’s draw – for the first time in a long time we actually have a heavyweight division to get excited about.
Every country in the world envies this man. They envy New Zealand’s depth. We lose one great flyhalf in Dan Carter, then enters in Beau Barrett.
Everyone loves sport. Whoever doesn’t, clearly has issues (do not show my wife that comment.)
As a young All Blacks fan, there was nothing more exhilarating than waiting for a Bledisloe Cup match.
The usual All Star fixture for the NRL is back next year, with a little twist. Instead of an All Star based team playing the Indigenous team, the former have been replaced with the ‘Maori’ All Star team.
Sound the alarm bells. This could be the decline of the dominant Australia Kangaroos.
Please. Read until the end before you judge me.
Fresh off captaining Queensland to a miraculous State of Origin series win, what is there left for Cameron Smith to prove?
What a game that was! The Queensland ‘never say die’ attitude was on show last night.
First off, what a win for New South Wales. For so many years, as a Queensland fan, I thought they had the players for State of Origin but just weren’t selecting them correctly.
For such a long time, you would be able to read an NRL teamsheet without spotting an unusually longer name. In this day and age, you will never be able to see a team list without three or more Polynesian names listed.
The last ten years of Origin have been somewhat one sided. Queensland have absolutely dominated, winning a total of nine of the ten series played.
With Round 7 coming to a close, the all anticipated State of Origin series, is quickly coming into picture.
If you look at a calendar, it’ll show Sunday is the first day of the week. In the ancient times, Sunday was used to start a week, not finish it.
With the 2015 Rugby World Cup among us, questions about this current All Black squad have swirled around the media.
Amidst all the negative responses, I appreciate the honest comments from a Wallaby supporter. Cheers mate !
The “Bill” just isn't worth it for Sonny!
Whoever you are. Your comments are terrrrrrrrible. Absolute garbage. You claim to talk about knowing things, yet you don’t know that Ma’a was rested the whole Steinlager series that year because he had played in Japan straight after the World Cup , and Sonny just happened to be a handy replacement.
Please do your research kid, you’re embarrassing yourself
The “Bill” just isn't worth it for Sonny!
No. “Dude” he was brought in for cover for the Bledisloe tests because Conrad was injured. The only reason he was at 12 and ma’a was put to 13? Was because he wasn’t versatile enough to play 13 and ma’a was world class enough to make the switch. Please dont try to argue the point because Hansen clearly stated it when he had to ask Sonny to play for “injury cover”
And the steinlager series? Ma’a was unavailable. Check back in time and prove me wrong if you’re so correct. In any sense of the word, Sonny was never infront of ma’a in the pecking orders, so you mate, have zero idea what you’re on about.
It’s ok though. You’re just a typical fool to fall under the spell of SBW. You would’ve been one of those viewers calling for Nonu to be replaced during World Cup time for sonny also I’m assuming? Tell me.. Even in 2012 when he was the “best” 12, did he get short listed for the IRB player of the year award? Like nonu was in 2011 – when he played out of his skin exactly when it mattered for his country?
Think it over before you comment back so arrogantly mate.
The “Bill” just isn't worth it for Sonny!
Great headline, with a twist in the underlying meaning of the article. ????????
The All Blacks' dominance comes to an end