Liverpool boss Jurgen Klopp believes a proposal to introduce blue cards and sin bins to soccer does not “sound like a fantastic idea” initially. It’s understood that, in new trials to try and improve players’ and officials’ behaviour, blue cards will be shown to those… Read More »Klopp stroppy over soccer sin bin plan, Ange urges rulemakers to address ‘the biggest issue’ of VAR
Amongst the rugby lessons of 2023, a key one was that a strong scrum can win games. Conversely, a weak scrum can see a team’s hopes go up in smoke. A run of injuries to some key props saw the Wallabies struggle to establish a… Read More »Aussie rugby is shooting itself in the foot over its recruitment strategy. It must change to give Wallabies a RWC hope
Finally, the NRL salary cap strikes the Sydney Roosters. The club has admitted defeat in their attempts to keep Joey Manu, with the Kiwi star set to depart Bondi for rugby union, most likely in France, most likely for a pay packet around $1.1m per… Read More »Manu’s move shows that the Roosters’ sombrero doesn’t exist – and that his departure is their call
David Warner silenced any speculation about whether the final stretch of his third retirement from an international cricket format will be questioned with a thumping 70 in Australia’s narrow win over the West Indies at Hobart. Warner took just three deliveries to find the boundary… Read More »Warner seals World Cup berth with red-hot blitz in milestone match but other spots in doubt as Aussies scrape past Windies
Veteran rugby league coach Des Hasler has apologised to the family of a Manly Sea Eagles player who died suddenly after a training session. The club’s head of football also vowed to make any improvements necessary across the code to ensure such a tragic event… Read More »‘I am so, so sorry and I share your heartbreak’: Hasler apologises to family over Titmuss tragedy