Bryce Cartwright has enjoyed a turbulent time in first grade to say the least – but now, as he enters his tenth year in the NRL, the one-time tyro looks set to finally live up to the promise that he showed in his early years.… Read More »‘I was a part-time, inconsistent player’: Bryce Cartwright on his past – and credits one man for his turnaround
The Reds will be without prop Sef Fa’agase for Friday’s clash against the Rebels, while star Melbourne recruit Taniela Tupou is vowing he won’t allow the match with his former side to become personal as they strive for three wins on the trot. As reported… Read More »Tupou won’t shy away from hurting ex-teammates in first clash against old team, Reds prop cops surprising four-match ban
Arsenal are into the quarter finals of the Champions League after a heroic showing from goalkeeper David Raya delivered them a penalty shootout win over FC Porto. The keeper saved two of four penalties – including a stunning effort to deny Wendell – while all… Read More »What the UCL?!: Raya light sees Arsenal seal ‘huge win’ amid keeper controversy, Lewa fires Barca through
After Roosters prop Spencer Leniu claimed at the judiciary that players of colour in NRL squads are regularly called each other names including “blacky”, “monkey” and “black c—“, Manly star Haumole Olakau’atu has voiced his support for the banned Samoan international. Leniu admitted on Monday night… Read More »NRL News: Manly star reveals he’s copped ‘coconut’ racial abuse, Greyhounds NSW contractor sacked over Mam comment
Tane Edmed is not the reason the Waratahs lost to the Highlanders. Except to the extent that, you know, he kind of is. A bit. It’s complicated. One the one hand, obviously he’s not. The Highlanders scored 23 points, and Edmed was not the reason… Read More »To Have Your Heart Broken and Come Back: That’s what it’s all about – and why I’ll be watching Edmed this weekend