Former Wallaby coach Dave Rennie’s Kobe Steelers have crashed out of the playoff picture in Japan Rugby League One after losing 39-29 against Bernard Foley’s Kubota Spears Tokyo Bay. Kobe, who had been kept in the Sunday’s game by 19 points off the boot of… Read More »Rennie’s Kobe to miss League One playoffs in ex-Wallabies coach’s first season, Deans gets another win over Hansen
The Tigers played Souths last year when the Bunnies were at their very highest point. Tim Sheens coached them to an ultra-conservative 20-0 defeat that was vaguely creditable, in that they didn’t get thrashed, but also pointless, as they didn’t make the slightest effort to… Read More »Five and a kick: Benji Marshall’s Tigers lost to Penrith, but did they actually win in the long-term?
Manly will formally termination their contract with backrower Josh Schuster, handing over $600,000 and a further $200,000 every year for the length of his three-year deal. According to the Sydney Morning Herald, they will now go to the NRL to audit their salary cap and… Read More »NRL News: Manly confirm Schuster payout, Latrell ban is ‘killing’ star, says brother
Manchester United have survived one of the most astonishing FA Cup semi-final comebacks to beat second-tier Coventry City 4-2 on penalties after a chaotic clash ended 3-3 following extra time at Wembley Stadium. United were cruising to a record 22nd FA Cup final and a… Read More »United survive chaotic clash with Coventry to set up all-Manchester FA Cup final, Liverpool draw level, VAR strikes again
Round 7 is still early in the season, but a few results happened this week that no doubt demoralised fans of a few clubs. Here come your talking points from the weekend. Good, good times for some A good week for Cronulla, who slaughtered the… Read More »NRL Round 7 Talking Points: With big wins come big losses, and which coach is the game’s biggest sook?