Hawthorn coach Sam Mitchell is still in New York after being struck down by pneumonia and will have his workload cut after returning to Australia later this week. Mitchell spent Christmas in a New York hospital after being diagnosed with a serious case of pneumonia… Read More »Mitchell to miss start of Hawks’ pre-season due to serious illness, to have ‘phased return’ to club
Not since the mad scramble to find a wicketkeeper on the eve of the 2017/18 Ashes has Australia faced a selection conundrum like it faces now to replace David Warner. For all the criticism of the veteran’s mediocre returns in recent years, as well as… Read More »Every Australian Test opener option, ranked: Why sending Smith up is a recipe for disaster
Les Bleus Fly-half Romain Ntamack has sent a dire warning about the workload professional rugby players are being subjected to at the top level. The topic of player workload has continued to build over the last few years, especially with the comparison with the northern… Read More »Rugby News: ‘Only way to recover is to get injured’ – French star’s dire workload warning, Cooper and Rennie fail to fire
The summer of tennis is in full swing, with attention turning to South Australia and the Adelaide International before the Australian Open itself gets underway on January 14. This is The Roar’s guide to live streaming all the action online or watching it on TV.… Read More »How to watch the Adelaide International: Full summer of tennis TV and streaming guide, start time, dates, players
Three straight losses, an elimination from the FA Cup, and the ominous sight of Manchester City back in form and boosted by the return of Kevin De Bruyne. These are worrying times for Arsenal. In a heavyweight third-round matchup in the FA Cup, Arsenal’s increasingly… Read More »‘We need to reset’: Arteta acknowledges Arsenal struggles as Liverpool dump Gunners out of FA Cup