After the astronomical ratings achieved during the Matildas’ run to the semi-finals of the Women’s World Cup and the continued levels of support given to the Socceroos’ stellar efforts on the world stage, the soon-to-be-announced corporate broadcast deal that embraces Australia’s national football teams should… Read More »Jewel in the crown: Just how much are Socceroos and Matildas worth to the broadcasters?
Wayne Bennett should be at the top of the New Zealand Rugby League’s shortlist of one when they draw up candidates to replace Michael Maguire. The Kiwis have put the jersey before results by telling Maguire that he would have to fall on his sword… Read More »Kiwis were right to punt Maguire over Blues conflict of interest – now it’s time to ring Uncle Wayne
Miami Dolphins updated Team Outlook after Edge Rusher Jaelan Phillips suffered a season-ending achilles tear against the Jets. Phillips was hurt during the 4th quarter of the Dolphins win on Black Friday, which is a huge blow for the team. The Miami product had 6.5… Read More »Dolphins Updated Outlook: Jaelan Phillips Achilles Tear
India illustrated the notion that if your fear of losing is greater than your will to win then you are going to find yourselves in trouble at some vital moment of the tournament – and for the World Cup hosts that moment came the final.… Read More »Winning a World Cup takes more than just good form: Was India a victim of its own success heading into the final?
A few months ago, in a sizzling European summer of record-breaking heat, former heavyweight Red Star Belgrade saw a staggering 16 players leave the famous club. The outgoing player list was headlined by the AU$15 million sale of Strahinja Eraković – who was eligible to… Read More »Marko Stamenic: The rising Kiwi international who is quietly surprising one of European football’s famous clubs