Nicho Hynes is on track to get his first No.7 jersey for NSW with new coach Michael Maguire set to ignore a late push from Mitchell Moses to return early from injury. Moses is hopeful of making a comeback from a broken foot next weekl… Read More »NRL News: Blues won’t rush Moses in as ex-Storm stars butt heads over Hynes, the fuel that’s fired up NAS
Cameron Smith is breathing easier after having his putter to thank for staying in the PGA Championship mix with a three-under-par start at Valhalla. Smith’s 68 left the one-time world No.2 leading the Australian challenge after the morning wave, six shots behind record-setting American leader… Read More »Smith’s crisp putter a godsend at Valhalla to stay in the PGA Championship shuffle behind Xander, Tiger struggles
With the breaking news emanating from Wanderland that Marko Rudan has departed the club due to personal reasons, the availability of former Mariners coach Nick Montgomery could not have come at a more perfect time for Western Sydney. The former Central Coast mentor’s time at… Read More »Fixing the Wanderers’ ‘losing culture’: Timing of ex-Mariners coach’s sacking could be perfect for Western Sydney
So the Mariners enter the second leg of their A-League semi-final against the Sky Blues in the box seat and the Phoenix hold home-ground advantage in their delicately poised clash with Victory. This, on paper, looks to be the most interesting weekend of football this… Read More »The Roar’s A-League Men tips and predictions: Semi-finals, second leg
It’s simple for the Saints – if you have the money, spend it. Rumours of the club putting forward a $12 million, eight-year deal to Jacob Weitering emerged this week and whether that figure is right or not, it’s clear that St Kilda is sitting… Read More »With or without Weitering, the Saints need to splurge to stay relevant. Here’s who they should chase