John Longmire is considered a successful coach having led the Sydney Swans to a premiership in 2012 and four grand finals in total. However, he is now in his 13th season as coach, and I feel that there are signs that he is in his… Read More »Does John Longmire’s ‘all-in’ strategy shift suggest it may be his last two years of AFL coaching?
Eloquent, pragmatic, perceptive, loyal, humorous, and defensive when he wants to be – that is former RWC-winning All Blacks head coach Sir Steve “Shag” Hansen in a nutshell. No doubt, there is more to the former Kiwi police officer. For the best part, Shag exudes… Read More »‘Lower-tier fans have had a gutful of the inconsistency’: Shag calls for the TMO’s head – but is it really such a big problem?
Tennessee Titans updated Team Outlook after young Offensive Tackle Nicholas Petit-Frere was injured against the Steelers. The Ohio State product suffered a shoulder injury that will force him onto the Injured Reserve. The Titans will turn to Andre Dillard to start in place of Petit-Frere… Read More »Titans Updated Outlook: Nicholas Petit-Frere Injured
Sri Lankan Angelo Mathews being timed out during their World Cup clash with Bangladesh is yet another example of cricket’s continued troubles in comprehending basic common sense in the face of its rigid and often archaic set of rules. Much of the debate over the… Read More »Forget the spirit of the game – World Cup ‘timed out’ farce is a failure of basic common sense
The Brisbane Lions will likely be without defender Dee Heslop and young gun Charlotte Mullins for their AFLW qualifying final clash with Adelaide. Heslop has been ordered to head straight to the tribunal and faces a potential three-game ban for a rough conduct offence on… Read More »Double blow for Lions ahead of AFLW final as defender sent to Tribunal, young gun cops week for incredibly soft incident