The Manly Sea Eagles are a loveable bunch, which is why they famously don’t have to carry banners proclaiming how much they don’t like everyone else. It’s not quite Millwall – “no-one likes us, we don’t care” – and indeed, South London real estate is… Read More »Five and a kick: Manly hates you, but should you love them? And are Ricky’s Raiders fun now too?
The rugby league world is in mourning after the death of Balmain Tigers legend Keith Barnes, who has passed away at the age of 89. Barnes made 194 appearances for the Tigers over a 13-year span, including three Grand Finals, all of which were lost… Read More »NRL News: Tribute pour in as Tigers and legend Keith ‘Golden Boots’ Barnes dies at 89
Series leaders Australia have suffered a blow in their women’s and men’s world sevens title battles with New Zealand, losing their semi-finals at the Hong Kong Sevens. Australia’s women lost 28-14, while the men went down 24-7 on Sunday, with both New Zealand sides going… Read More »‘Too many simplistic errors’: Australia’s men and women lose HK Sevens semis to NZ as Olympic selection battle heats up
The clay season promises to be one of high level and tight margins. With the Monte Carlo open just around the corner, it will be interesting to see who can hit the ground running ahead of Roland Garros in May. Carlos Alcaraz is the man… Read More »Looking ahead to the clay season: Is 2024 the year of the young-guns?
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