“Winning is winning. We don’t care how we do it.” That was the common refrain from South African supporters before the World Cup and it remains so today. Rassie Erasmus’ South Africa are now indelibly etched into the William Webb-Ellis trophy as champions. The thing… Read More »Legacies can’t be won: History won’t look back kindly on Rassie’s Springboks
I’ll cut to the chase – the LA Clippers’ recent acquisition of James Harden is a gamble that may not pay off in the long run. While the excitement of pairing Harden with stars like Kawhi Leonard and Paul George is undeniable, the potential pitfalls… Read More »Is James Harden’s Los Angeles homecoming another bust, or has he changed his ways?
Las Vegas Raiders updated Team Outlook after Head Coach McDaniels & General Manager David Ziegler were fired. The Raiders fell to 3-5 on the season with a loss to the Lions and they will name Antonio Pierce as the interim head coach. The team will… Read More »Raiders Updated Outlook: HC McDaniels & GM Fired
Oh, the irony of it all. When All Blacks assistant coach Jason Ryan reflected on his perceived sense of officiating flaws, mainstream media gifted him prime-time viewing. Where were these entitled nations when the likes of Fiji, Manu Samoa, and Los Pumas, to name a… Read More »The All Blacks need some self-reflection before they lament ‘consistency’ from World Cup Final referees
Mary Fowler has unleashed a long-range thunderbolt and Sam Kerr scored again as the Matildas posted a 3-0 Olympic qualifying win over Taiwan in Perth. In front of 19,084 fans at HBF Park on Wednesday night, it took until the 62nd minute for Australia to… Read More »Unstoppable Matildas notch 900th goal as Olympic qualification playoff beckons