Towering defender Harry Souttar has maintained his goalscoring form to steer the Socceroos to a hard-fought but unconvincing 1-0 World Cup qualifying win over Palestine. The Socceroos sit top of Group I on six points after Souttar nodded home in the 18th minute at the… Read More »Harry Souttar’s header guides unconvincing Socceroos past Palestine in World Cup qualifier
Indianapolis Colts updated Team Outlook after former All-Pro Linebacker Shaquille Leonard was cut from the team. Leonard was in his 6th season with the Colts, which has included twice earning nods as a First-team All-Pro linebacker. The move comes as a surprise to many, but… Read More »Colts Updated Outlook: LB Shaquille Leonard Cut
To me, it is as a straightforward decision as they come; New Zealand Rugby, Rugby Australia, SANNZAR and the Super Rugby commissioner should be looking into expanding the competition by 2026. The current playoff structure looks really odd for the competition which makes it boring… Read More »The need to make Super Rugby stronger and viable in the long term means it is time to expand back to 14 teams
The 2023 Supercars championship has gone down to the wire, with the stage set for a title decider at the Adelaide 500 this weekend a throwback to Formula One finales of yesteryear on the streets of the parklands. Erebus Motorsport’s Brodie Kostecki has led the… Read More »This year’s Supercars climax in Adelaide is a title decider with an F1 feel
After the Eddie Jones debacle, Australian rugby will probably be gun-shy in using someone like legendary former Wallaby player David Campese in a major role moving forward. However, it is fascinating to think how Campese would have gone coaching the Wallabies in the Rugby World… Read More »Winners take chances, and that is just what the Wallabies need right now: Is it time to start listening to David Campese?