Despite Wales proving too strong for the Barbarians in Cardiff, outgoing Wallabies coach Eddie Jones was given yet another reminder of what might have been had some of his former players been fit – and others chosen – at this year’s World Cup. Indeed, as… Read More »Eddie’s painful reminder of what might have been at World Cup as big name Wallabies star despite Baabaas defeat
Arsenal manager Mikel Arteta has been left fuming after his side controversially lost their first Premier League game of the season, and their lead at the top of the standings. Newcastle claimed a 1-0 win at St James’ Park on Saturday through Anthony Gordon’s second-half… Read More »‘It’s embarrassing, a disgrace’: Arteta fuming after VAR strikes again as Newcastle upset Arsenal, City take top spot
England captain Jos Buttler won’t fall on his sword despite his team’s disastrous World Cup title defence in India and strangely ended his post-match media conference following the loss to Australia by saying he’s “having a great time”. He added that he was also frustrated… Read More »‘I’m having a great time’: England captain’s bizarre sign-off after final nail in World Cup coffin – can’t even claim moral victory
Eddie Jones and his Wallabies have ridden again in the guise of the Barbarians – but, alas, the result was just the same for rugby’s favourite pantomime villain. Five days after quitting as Australia coach amid a rare old tumult, Jones was back to oversee… Read More »Crescendo of boos and another loss for Eddie as Barbarians cop a Welsh walloping – with a Wallaby twist
A week and a bit into the NBA season and there’s a bunch of storylines developing but none bigger, literally and figuratively, than Victor Wembanyama. Expectations were sky high for the French phenom heading into his rookie season and somehow he has managed to exceed… Read More »NBA early (over)reactions: Shades of Wilt in Wembanyama, 76ers fleece Clippers in Harden trade, In-Season Tournament a goer