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Winger Louis Lynagh has made himself an instant hero with a try on debut as Italy rallied to beat Scotland 31-29 in a dramatic Six Nations clash to put a huge dent in their opponents’ championship hopes. The son of former Australia great Michael Lynagh… Read More »Six Nations: ‘I might retire’ – Lynagh dazzles on debut as Italy upset Scots, Smith boots England to last-gasp win over Ireland

Anytime the subject of expansion of the NRL is raised, someone is always quick to trot out the phrase: “bring back the Bears.” It is time for this nonsense to stop. For any true-blue Bears’ supporter, the only acceptable outcome would be to have the… Read More »‘You cannot relocate emotional attachment’: Grin and bear it, NRL expansion just doesn’t fit league’s much-loved club

As I watched the Crusaders sink to inevitable defeat down by ten points late against the Fijian Drua, I wondered what’s the future? As a Crusaders fan, I have enjoyed six years of luxury. And while I am a Crusaders fan, I don’t think it… Read More »Scott Robertson did, can Penney turn the Crusaders’ trainwreck season around?

Collingwood Last year: 1st (18-5)Ladder prediction: 1st (20-3) They’re at the top for a reason. Premiers last season, Collingwood look to go back-to-back for the first time in 90 years and there’s no reason why they can’t. It will be interesting to see how the… Read More »Who makes the top eight in 2024 – and why the Pies are still the team to beat

Adam Taggart has boosted his chances of a Socceroos recall by scoring a second-half brace in Perth Glory’s 2-2 A-League Men draw with the Newcastle Jets at HBF Park. The Jets looked on track for an easy victory on Saturday night following Clayton Taylor’s 13th-minute… Read More »Taggart brace saves Perth again as Glory super-sub nearly snatches all three points in stoppage time