Joey Manu insists an All Blacks cap remains a distant goal, even if his impending switch to the 15-player game has experts excited about him following the trail blazed by Sonny Bill Williams. Manu announced last week 2024 would be his last in the NRL… Read More »Manu excited to take SBW path in pursuit of All Blacks goal but admits ‘I’ve got to learn the game’ first
South Sydney winger Taane Milne is lucky to only be facing a ban of 2-3 matches for his nasty tackle on Cameron Munster in the dying stages of Thursday night’s 54-20 flogging at AAMI Park. Milne was sin-binned in the final minute and put on… Read More »NRL Round 8 judiciary: Milne lucky to get light ban for ‘foolish, irresponsible’ cannonball tackle, Sloan charged twice
Essendon captain Zach Merrett says he would have relished extra time to decide a winner on Anzac Day, while Collingwood coach Craig McRae felt a draw was the right result at the end of a gripping contest. Almost three decades on from their fabled 1995… Read More »AFL News: Scott slams sub rule as debate erupts over extra time following Anzac Day draw, Fagan lashes ‘below par’ Lions
Barely used throughout Super Rugby, Junior Wallabies skipper Teddy Wilson has the chance to push for Olympics selection after being named in John Manenti’s side for the Singapore Sevens early next month. Wilson, 21, has been limited to just four matches for the Waratahs this… Read More »Olympics calling?: Son of a gun called up for Singapore Sevens, Walsh loses gun experienced duo in test of depth
Manchester City have chalked up another big win in their hunt for an unprecedented fourth straight Premier League title, with Phil Foden continuing his career-best scoring season with two goals in a 4-0 thrashing of Brighton. But manager Pep Guardiola remains cautious. Foden’s first-half double… Read More »City turn up heat on Arsenal in EPL title race by belting Brighton to keep shot at history alive but Pep not satisfied