Stephen Larkham is open to coaching the Wallabies but says he’s had no discussions with Rugby Australia about replacing Eddie Jones. The 1999 World Cup-winning great was coy when asked about his interest in the role on Thursday, but admitted he was keen to help… Read More »‘Love to be involved’: Larkham reacts to links to Wallabies return as Eddie replacement
Graham Arnold is about to break new ground as Socceroos coach but admits the most challenging part of his career set him up for success. Arnold will become the Socceroos’ outright coaching games record holder when he takes the reins for a 59th ‘A’ international… Read More »‘The boys didn’t respect me – and they were right’: How Arnie’s attempt to be Guus Hiddink almost ended his career
AFL Talent Ambassador Kevin Sheehan has revealed his top 40 prospects ahead of this month’s AFL Draft. Sheehan’s picks were announced in a press release by the AFL on Thursday. The 2023 draft will be held on November 20 and 21 with the rookie draft… Read More »Who’s the next Gawn, Grundy or Dusty? AFL’s talent guru names top 40 draft prospects and compares them to current stars
Andrey Rublev has grown so frustrated during a 7-5 6-2 loss to Carlos Alcaraz at the ATP Finals that he repeatedly hit himself with his racquet — so hard that he bloodied his left knee. Rublev had already slammed his racket to the ground during… Read More »Sickening moment tennis star drew blood by repeatedly whacking himself with racquet
When the Socceroos beat Peru 5-4 on penalties at the Ahmad Bin Ali Stadium in Doha last June, it ended the most gruelling qualifying campaign the team had ever undertaken. The next campaign, which begins against Bangladesh on Thursday night, will be entirely different and… Read More »The Socceroos are set for their easiest World Cup qualification ever – but will that hurt Australian football?