The late Cyril Towers and running rugby go hand in hand with the ethos of the Randwick District Rugby Union Football Club. The philosophy was based on an attacking mindset with the main intention to get the ball to the wings. What this does is… Read More »‘Fast, physically impressive and a tough centre’: Cyril Towers was the godfather of running rugby
India’s first Test was in 1932, and in the past 40 years have generally been at the forefront of cricketing innovation – embracing One Day cricket after the 1983 World Cup, creating the IPL, and generally dictating the direction of the game. The current era… Read More »The All Time XI for India
In the dynamic world of rugby union, where power, strategy, and teamwork intersect – cohesion reigns supreme. Nowhere is this more evident than in the potential pairing of young talents in the number 10 and number 12 roles. Often referred to as the playmaking duo… Read More »Forging a cohesive unit for the long-term: The potential Wallabies partnership of Lynagh and Gordon
It was as few as 98 minutes. Yes, that’s correct; that’s all the playing time Socceroo Harry Souttar was afforded in Leicester City’s promotion-winning 23/24 campaign. This is not ideal for a player so key in Graham Arnold’s national plans, and in his latest press… Read More »‘A fresh start might be the answer to elevate Souttar’s growing career’: The Aussie’s desperate situation at Leicester
At the start of the year, the Kangaroos unveiled ‘Northball’ – a high-octane, fast-running, slick style of play that was set to make them entertaining to watch if not exactly a powerhouse anytime soon. But as the losses continued to stack up and the passion… Read More »Footy Fix: Forget ‘Northball’ – the Roos’ future lies in ugly, unwatchable, gutsy, inspirational wins like this