With the news of unspecified and still unproven conduct by Oracle Red Bull Racing principal Christian Horner towards a staff member during the 2023 season, questions around his future with the team have been raised. Since 2005, Horner has won 13 world titles, with the… Read More »Christian Horner facing moment of truth over ‘controlling behaviour’ allegations
In another dose of disappointment for the Melbourne Rebels, two-Test Wallaby Josh Kemeny will leave the embattled Super Rugby franchise at season’s end. The Roar can reveal the 25-year-old, who first caught the eye of Dave Rennie before being a surprise inclusion in Eddie Jones’… Read More »Wallaby signs with English giants in new setback for reeling Rebels
Sea Eagles forward Josh Aloiai has issued an apology after he said he accidentally liked a comment on a social media post which was racially offensive to Rabbitiohs star Latrell Mitchell. Mitchell and brother Shaq conducted an interview with Nine News in the lead-up to… Read More »Manly star in strife over ‘accidentally’ liking racially charged Latrell social media post: ‘Not intentional at all’
Brisbane legend Steve Renouf has backed Selwyn Cobbo to follow in his footsteps and become a successful long-term Broncos centre, so long as he makes the new position his own. Cobbo will get his first start at centre this year in Sunday’s trial with North… Read More »Renouf reckons Cobbo can thrive in Broncos’ centre switch ‘so long as he owns the position’
Barring a stunning 180-degree change of course, the International Football Association Board (IFAB) is soon to implement its sin bin trial protocols, potentially eroding the purity and simplicity of football even further than what has been achieved under the VAR regime. The upcoming change will… Read More »Shove your blue cards where the sun doesn’t shine, football – the game is already over-officiated