It has been interesting to see the reaction to Hamish McLennan’s purge this week. It was unanimously agreed on these threads that Hammer McLennan lacked humility and wasn’t the guy to bring people together. Humility and unity in tough times cuts both ways of course… Read More »Humility cuts both ways: Brett Clark and the QRU deserve the same scrutiny as Hamish McLennan
Yesterday, Football Australia revealed the teams that will occupy the new National Second Tier (it should be the B-League, but I digress). And, as with any other decision that is made about the beautiful game in this country, the eight teams selected immediately caught the… Read More »A 12 team NST? Why Australian football needs to trust the process, and what four more teams could look like
Nikita Tszyu has had the final say and captured the Australian super-welterweight title with a devastating TKO victory over “The Beaudesert Storm” Dylan Biggs. After a heated, at-times ugly build-up, the much-anticipated showdown lived up to its billing as the domestic fight of the year… Read More »Tszyu ripper! Nikita storms back from first-round scare to claim Australian super-welterweight title
Marnus Labuschagne says it is “astonishing” and “hard to fathom” that Australia will play India in a Twenty20 match just four days after the ODI World Cup final. Labuschagne and seven other members of Australia’s triumphant World Cup squad arrived home on Wednesday, ready to… Read More »‘Astonishing, hard to fathom’: Marnus at a loss to explain rationale behind T20 series straight after World Cup
Shane Flanagan wants to bring Tom Dearden to St George Illawarra as he believes the off-contract half will help keep Ben Hunt at the Dragons rather than serve as the veteran’s replacement. Just one month into the top job at the Dragons, Flanagan has made… Read More »‘Got the world at his feet’: Flanagan sets sights on Maroons playmaker to help keep Hunt a happy Dragon