Most of us have heard the fable The Boy Who Cried Wolf, but there’s an unresolved question we never really think about or consider: does the boy seriously deserve to be eaten just for previously telling lies? It just gets accepted by most readers that… Read More »Umpires’ anti-Ginnivan bias has reached a new low – it’s time for the AFL to step in
Western Sydney coach Marko Rudan says his side have recaptured their edge after breaking their Campbelltown Stadium hoodoo with a 3-1 clobbering of cross-town rivals Macarthur FC. In what was no April Fools’ joke, Western Sydney took the Bulls by the horns with a monster… Read More »‘There’s no more stigma’: Bulls coach’s cheeky Rudan barb over non-red in derby as things get heated post-game
Lachlan Galvin won’t have had a more topsy-turvy day in his life. The 18-year-old five eighth was the star as the Wests Tigers pulled off a dramatic 17-16 shock on Easter Monday, setting up two crucial tries, but was sent to the sin bin for… Read More »‘Five months ago I was getting my lunchbox in my bag’: Galvin banned, but on top of the world after dream start
Let’s recap yet another tumultuous week in Australian football that, thankfully, also gave us some enjoyment. Here are your A-League talking points. Irankunda puts on a show to keep Reds alive Whichever club you support, it would have been difficult to watch teenage sensation Nestory… Read More »Irankunda’s brilliance, Sydney suffocate Mariners, ‘blackout’ prevented as NEP save the day
Aiden Sezer has delivered a famous Easter Monday victory to the Wests Tigers with a last-minute field goal to upset Parramatta 17-16 on an afternoon in which Lachlan Galvin announced himself as one of the hottes young talents in the NRL. It was a tale… Read More »Hail Sezer! Veteran slots field goal to deliver fairytale Tigers win as Galvin announces himself NRL’s hottest talent