The end of Round 11 might not seem the obvious place to stop and take stock of the rugby league world, but it is as good a time as any. We’ve now seen each team ten times at least, so we can actually judge what… Read More »End of an era: Are we seeing a new style of rugby league tactics developing before our eyes?
For Michael Maguire getting the mix of players correct is as important as anything else he will do to start his job as the Blues Origin coach. Just like mixing a batch of concrete to pour for a solid foundation, the ingredients and mix ratio… Read More »Why Michael Maguire must start fresh in selecting this year’s Blues Origin team, and the mix must be just right
It’s Wayne’s world and the Rabbitohs are living in it. Again. The sequel is rarely as good as the original and that was definitely the case with Wayne’s World. WayneStock. Really? Mike Myers, what were you thinking? Wayne Bennett is on his way back to… Read More »Wayne’s Redfern rebuild won’t be easy: Long laundry list awaits Bennett to clean up Rabbitohs’ mess
From New Zealand to Western Australia, the Supercars championship returned to Aussie shores and was out west for the Perth SuperSprint as a quarter of the twelve-round series was completed. There were breakthrough wins, starring of rookies and more NASCAR discussion was gleaned throughout the… Read More »Supercars Perth SuperSprint Talking Points: Breakthrough wins for two distinguished drivers as a rookie impressed
Comparisons are odious. Or odorous if you prefer Shakespeare’s take on the old saying. And we all know you can’t compare players from different eras when looking for the GOAT. Dribbling old timers peering through their rose-coloured glasses can’t see anyone who played later than… Read More »While it’s tricky comparing rugby legends throughout the generations, Arthur Beetson should be considered the greatest