Manly are at risk of becoming the second NRL club to face legal action over training techniques, with former player Lloyd Perrett threatening to take the club to the NSW Supreme Court. Perrett has revealed he is planning to launch action over a training session… Read More »‘Everything got taken from me’ Former Manly prop threatens legal action on NRL club
Socceroo Cameron Burgess has put Ipswich within touching distance of the Premier League after a 2-1 win over Coventry in the English Championship. Kieffer Moore put the Tractor Boys a goal ahead early on at Coventry on Tuesday (local time), before Haji Wright’s second-half equaliser. … Read More »‘Want your babies!’ Socceroo’s strike puts delirious club on brink of EPL return for first time in 22 years
Cameron Ciraldo has launched an impassioned defence of Canterbury’s culture and the character of trainer Travis Touma, amid Jackson Topine’s civil suit against the club. Topine kicked off legal action against the Bulldogs in the NSW Supreme Court last week, citing psychiatric injury after a… Read More »NRL News: Ciraldo defends trainer over Topine’s $4m wrestling lawsuit, DCE backs judiciary reform for cleanskins
A double from Vinicius Junior has put Real Madrid in a strong position going into next week’s Champions League semi final second leg as the Spanish giants fought back from a 2-1 deficit to grab a draw away with Bayern Munich. The Germans will be… Read More »What the UCL?!: ‘Strange’ semi on a knife edge after Kane and Sane cancelled out by Vini double
Darren Coleman is set to continue his back three changes, with Max Jorgensen set to miss the Waratahs’ tricky assignment at the Cake Tin in Wellington against the top-of-the-table Hurricanes. The Roar understands Jorgensen, 19, will be left out of the match and play for… Read More »Jorgensen set to be left out for Hurricanes as Schmidt drops in at Tahs training