A move overseas could be the catalyst to reinvigorate an “emotional” Taniela Tupou, who looks weighed down by the recent events affecting the Melbourne Rebels. That’s the verdict from his former Wallabies teammate Matt To’omua, co-host of The Roar Rugby Podcast. Tupou, who left Queensland… Read More »‘Such an emotional guy’: Why RA should let their biggest star leave for the sake of the Wallabies
The Roosters could have a second rugby union rising star heading their way by the end of the week with a decision imminent from teen prodigy Max Jorgensen. According to reports on 100% Footy, the Waratahs utility back will meet with his manager later this… Read More »NRL News: Decision imminent for Jorgensen’s code switch to Roosters, captaincy call pays dividends at Dogs
At what point did Aussie Rules football move from being a tough resilient blue-collar game to a ‘spoilt rich kid’ in the penthouse that needs pampering? That’s what the AFL is looking like by holding the state of Tasmania and the newly formed Tasmanian Devils… Read More »The AFL holding Tasmania to ransom with stadium political football is an utter disgrace
Talk of Sam Whitelock returning home tells us a few things. First, we lack genuinely hard men in New Zealand rugby. We have locks, many of them blessed with all the ability to succeed. But few, if any, with the ruthless, win-at-all-costs streak of Whitelock.… Read More »Razor’s pursuit of ‘hard bastard’ Sam Whitelock reveals the ugly truth about the modern All Blacks
It all comes down to habits. Losing is a habit, and so is winning. For a team like South Sydney, with four wins from their last 16 games, it can be a nightmare to break. With the Bunnies, it is doubly so: their style of… Read More »‘We’re carrying the burden of last season’: What sports psychology can teach Souths about making mistakes