If it was not already official, I believe it is now – Mitch Marsh the Test cricketer is here to stay. While his name has been thrown into the ring of post-David Warner opening candidates, Marsh’s immediate goal is to hold his spot in front… Read More »Mitch Marsh is thriving as a Test No.6 – Selectors, please keep him there!
Ali Auglah is a name emerging among the ranks of Macarthur FC; he has been a key figure and prospect off the bench, having scored three goals in all competitions for the Bulls. Auglah, like most footballers, comes from humble beginnings within Sydney suburbs. His… Read More »‘Iraqis would risk their lives to watch a football game’: How Ali Auglah’s heritage is driving his renewed passion for the sport
I have never been one for combat sports. I enjoy them in principle; at their heart, they are very basic but pure forms of competition. Every fan can grasp that the competitor unable to rise after a fall is the loser. They are accessible, transcending… Read More »‘More than a silly little sport with fat men wearing nappies’: The ancient art of sumo wrestling warrants mainstream attention
We have just had the 2023 grand final decided in suitably late-try-scoring fashion and, well, who does not like a list of random stuff and nostalgic videos to tide you over in the offseason? But it struck me that we already have a well-established hierarchy… Read More »When grown men wept, Steelers prayed and nobody was there: Six of rugby league’s most dramatic late tries
Ange Postecoglou has written a list and checked it twice – but is still patiently waiting to discover if Father Christmas has deemed his work naughty or nice this year. While all Tottenham and Celtic supporters’ would definitely put the Australian in the latter category… Read More »Ange Postecoglou hoping to be on Santa’s nice list as transfer window approaches