Having ended Liverpool’s quadruple challenge, Manchester United may have delievered a serious blow to Jurgen Klopp’s hopes of bowing out at the end of the season with a second Premier League title. Time will tell how damaging a 2-2 draw at Old Trafford on Sunday… Read More »Klopp takes extraordinary dig at United after Liverpool blow lead in derby, Ange surges into top four
Jason Demetriou is under pressure to remain Rabbitohs coach and could be gone by the end of the week following his team’s terrible start to 2024. South Sydney are last after five rounds with a solitary win over Canterbury on Good Friday their only bright… Read More »Demetriou facing sack after Souths’ disastrous start with Bennett, Bellamy, Burgess possible replacement options
A Potter’s Abundant Native Garden In Hepburn, Victoria Gardens by Bea Taylor Bluestone boulders help retain the sloping site of Bridget Bodenham’s sloping garden. The main steps in the garden are made from sleepers and recycled concrete dust. ‘We generally sit on the steps for… Read More »A Potter’s Abundant Native Garden In Hepburn, Victoria
A lot going on in NRL round five. Injuries, suspensions, great performances and some, let’s say, less than energetic efforts. Let’s have a look at your weekly NRL talking points. Have a breather, Latrell “They’re both stupid things. You’ve got to be better, simple as… Read More »NRL round 5 Talking Points: For a few clubs, it’s getting late early
Bottom club Western United’s 4-2 win over Macarthur on Saturday afternoon was a rare bright spark in a season in which just about everything has gone wrong in the A-League Men. More than three years after they were first supposed to move into their own… Read More »Western United’s football-specific facility is a milestone worth celebrating