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
Melbourne superstar Clayton Oliver will face court in January after he was charged with driving with a suspended licence. Gun midfielder Oliver has been unable to drive on medical grounds since he was hospitalised following a seizure on October 12. But he was pulled over… Read More »Oliver’s off-season from hell continues as Dees star charged for driving with suspended licence
A late Mitchell Starc strike has ensured Australia remain in a position of strength after the second day of the first Test, but a defiant Pakistan batting performance means the hosts will need to work hard for victory in Perth. After a freewheeling Mitchell Marsh… Read More »From Bazball to Snoozeball: Aussies toil despite monster first-innings total as gritty Pakistan fight back with the bat
Socceroos coach Graham Arnold has another massive headache ahead of January’s Asian Cup with World Cup goal scoring hero Mathew Leckie likely to miss the tournament with a right hamstring injury. Leckie, whose brilliant solo goal against Denmark sent Australia to the second round of… Read More »Striker light! World Cup hero the latest blow to Socceroos’ Asian Cup campaign