With 114 out of 207 home and away games now ticked off, we find ourselves in a new phase of the season. The hopeful, the patient, the philosophical – those cheerful characters once so prevalent – have all but disappeared. In their place, seemingly at… Read More »After a round chock-full of controversy, it’s time to get angry… because the coaches aren’t allowed to be
The Rebels are dead! Long live the Rebels! The proverbial bell has tolled, the curtain has come down; and the Melbourne Rebels, Rugby Australia’s most recent franchise is no more. Despite the talk of rallying against the dying of the light and having nothing to… Read More »Learning from the Rebels’ mistakes: How to grow the game beyond Australia’s traditional rugby ‘hotspots’
Miami Dolphins outlook after signing Safety Marcus Maye to a contract. Following a three-year deal with New Orleans in 2022, legal troubles and injuries limited Maye to just 17 games across two seasons, before getting cut. Maye is in line to serve as a backup… Read More »Dolphins Outlook: Safety Marcus Maye Signed
Socceroos forward Kusini Yengi scored two goals before Nestory Irankunda added the icing on the cake as Australia posted a 5-0 World Cup qualifier victory over Palestine in Perth. Yengi opened the scoring in Tuesday night’s clash via a fifth-minute penalty, and he made it… Read More »Nestory Irankunda slots maiden Socceroos goal, celebrates in style as Yengi stars in WCQ thrashing of Palestine
The A-League world shared a collective sigh of relief with the news on Tuesday that the Newcastle Jets had finally been bought and are now also certain to compete in the 2024/25 A-League competition. Maverick Sports Partners has invested in the club, effectively taking the… Read More »Jets jump for joy: Newcastle saved by new owners and future looks bright despite rumours the A-Leagues are dead