Ange Postecoglou’s Spurs have kept the pace at the top of the Premier League after a stunning second half blitz saw them turn a 1-0 half time deficit to Brentford into a 3-2 win. Tottenham’s players seemed particularly inspired after visiting striker Neal Maupay had… Read More »‘Get into a UFC ring, I’ll see how brave they are’: Ange hits back at aggressive players as Spurs march on
Australia have powered ever closer towards the semi-finals of the Under-19 World Cup after two Brisbane Grammar School old boys teamed up to spearhead a comprehensive thrashing of England at Kimberley. At the Diamond Oval in South Africa’s old mining centre, captain Hugh Weibgen, with… Read More »Aussies thrash England to all but book U19 World Cup semi-final berth as Queensland pair star
New concussion guidelines to help protect Australia’s grass-roots athletes have been introduced. The guidelines, announced on Thursday by sports and medical officials, include a return-to-sport protocol aimed at ensuring a minimum three-week break between a concussion and the resumption of competitive contact or collision sport.… Read More »New concussion protocols announced for grassroots sports with mandatory extended ban after head knocks
Matt Ballin will replace Cameron Smith on the Queensland coaching staff this State of Origin series. An assistant coach at Brisbane since late 2021, Ballin joins Josh Hannay and Jonathan Thurston as an assistant to Billy Slater, who is preparing for his third series in… Read More »Shake-up for Slater’s Origin coaching staff with Smith saying sayonara to Maroons role
Sludgy, heavy, despairing and epic, Lord Dying may not be flying high on the trendy bandwagon right now with their particular style of music, but that’s just fine for them. They’ve been dedicated to the dark and swampy arts for too long to let anything… Read More »Interview: Lord Dying on Expanding the Storyline and Keeping it Heavy