The city of Gdańsk is situated on the southern side of Poland and due to its close proximity to the Baltic Sea has been an infamous trade port since the Middle Ages. It’s winter wonderland December through to February, making for spectacular scenery – with… Read More »It hasn’t quite been a winter wonderland for Louis D’Arrigo in Gdansk
It’s the news no Liverpool supporter wanted to hear. After more than eight years at the club, Jurgen Klopp has announced he will step down as manager at the end of the season. Despite having another two years left on his contract, the German is… Read More »Where are they now: Jurgen Klopp’s first Liverpool line-up
Humble, enthralling and divisive in equal parts, Milos Ninkovic – one of Australian football’s greatest-ever imports – has decided to call time on a trophy-laden career. The Serbian magician choked back tears as he told his Western Sydney Wanderers teammates last week that he will… Read More »A-League great Ninkovic reveals retirement date
Andrew McDonald says Marnus Labuschagne’s position at No.3 is safe despite a lean trot, as Australia prepare to give their top six batters an extended run in their slots in Test cricket. Labuschagne, who made 19 runs at an average of 6.33 in the 1-1… Read More »‘He’s been undone by certain plans’: Marnus must learn lessons over form slump but spot not under threat
Tom Lynagh’s English accent is fading and in its place is a new-found mongrel he knows he’ll need as the race to wear the Queensland Reds’ No.10 intensifies. The son of Wallabies great Michael is in his third pre-season at Ballymore, the Italian-born, England-raised playmaker… Read More »‘All up for grabs’: Bulked up Lynagh gunning for Reds 10 jersey in four-way shootout