They say the hardest part of building a dynasty in sports is that you have to continually climb the mountain. To quote the boxer Marvin Hagler: “It’s tough to get out of bed to do roadwork at 5 am when you’ve been sleeping in silk… Read More »Pressure Points: If the Panthers are to make it a fourpeat, they’ll need Luai to be at his best in 2024
International cricket seems to be dying a death of a thousand cuts. Not the good kind like David Boon’s Gray Nic sending a Curtly Ambrose short ball to the point boundary. The latest blow to the global game is the news that the BCCI is… Read More »Saudi sportswashing plus a second IPL season adds up to bad news for cricket as we know it
The Tom Curran incident is rather troubling; not because of what happened, as I have seen young kids get abused by adults at children’s sports because of decisions they disagreed with. The ‘kids’ umpiring games were trying to give back to the sport they loved,… Read More »‘The Sydney Sixers should hang their heads in shame’: Appealing the Tom Curran ban sets a bad example for sport at all levels
It is Christmas time again and the end of another big year in rugby league. Some have been naughty – just ask the match review panel and judiciary – and others have been very nice, with both the NRL and NRLW crowning repeat premiers. And… Read More »A cleverly poetic side of the game: Presenting the 12 days of a rugby league Christmas
Los Angeles Chargers updated Team Outlook after veteran Defensive Tackle Sebastian Joseph-Day was waived by the team. The run-stuffing veteran was supposed to fix the Chargers problems stopping the rush, but the Chargers have played poorly this season and are on track to get a… Read More »Chargers Updated Outlook: Sebastian Joseph Waived