As a spin-off to my Battle of the B-sides feature, I’m pleased to announce the arrive of “Battle of the Title Tracks!” In this feature, I’ll be pitting three K-pop title tracks/singles against each other and choosing a winner. These songs will mostly be from… Read More »Battle of the Title Tracks: HENRY’S “Trap” vs. LEE JUNG HYUN’s “Peace” vs. SHINEE’s “Everybody”
West Coast star Harley Reid has had his two-match ban for a dangerous tackle on St Kilda’s Darcy Wilson upheld at the AFL Tribunal. Reid’s tackle was originally graded by Match Review Officer Michael Christian as careless conduct with high impact and high contact, with… Read More »Tribunal verdict in as Harley Reid learns fate for sling tackle on Saint
Richmond have opted to rest Dustin Martin for their trip to Adelaide, paving the way for the superstar to play his 300th game at the MCG. It was an easy decision for injury-hit Richmond, who face the Crows at Adelaide Oval on Thursday after a… Read More »Tigers put milestone man Martin in cotton wool to ensure 300th at MCG – but another star returns
Melbourne’s hopes of pulling off a massive upset in their Super Rugby Pacific quarter-final against the high-flying Hurricanes have been boosted by the availability of star playmaker Carter Gordon and skipper Rob Leota. Playing in their first- and last – Super finals campaign after being… Read More »Rebels’ get timely boost with Wallaby duo cleared for Super Rugby mission improbable
North Melbourne coach Alastair Clarkson avoided suspension after a verbal tirade during his club’s Round 11 loss to Port Adelaide. He was investigated by the AFL after allegedly swearing following an umpire’s decision during that match, with the league confirming Clarkson had used colourful language… Read More »Why letting Clarko off for boundary blow-up was right – it’s time to start treating coaches like humans