I don’t really get the comparisons between Joey Manu and Sonny Bill Williams. I realise they have the Roosters in common, along with a pretty good offload, but I actually think Steve Hansen’s made a rod for Manu’s back there. Hansen, the director of rugby… Read More »Hansen’s done Joey Manu no favours comparing him to SBW. He’ll be more like RTS – and Foz is the reason why
Charlie Cameron did not end up kicking a single point in Brisbane’s 26-point loss to Geelong and finished with just eight disposals – so you could say he had a quiet game based on his standards. It, of course, comes after a turbulent week where… Read More »The AFL’s Tribunal system is an overcomplicated mess designed to create drama – it needs a radical overhaul, fast
Eight months after being called out for a lack of equality and opportunity, Rugby Australia took another step forward on Monday in moving their Wallaroos program closer to full-time professionalism. Under the stands of Allianz Stadium by their headquarters in Moore Park, the cash-strapped organisation… Read More »‘Hugely important’: Wallaroos hail Rugby Australia’s huge step forward after multi-million dollar deal
What is the point of rugby league? To win, or to not lose? It’s philosophical question as good as any in the game. Since 1895, one could argue, the point has been to entertain the punters and the development of the rules since has almost… Read More »Sufferball: How the Dragons are turning pain into pleasure under Shane Flanagan
There are few more positive, hopeful and less cynical of the game of football in Australia than me. At times, it can be a flaw. Sure, criticism is due when deserved, yet from this set of eyeballs, growth remains incremental and destined to see football… Read More »APL’s spin doctoring insults Australian football fans’ intelligence – and might well be the last straw