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
Australia’s in-form allrounder Glenn Maxwell has been concussed after falling off a golf cart and will miss the World Cup clash against England. Maxwell is under concussion protocols for up to eight days after his second freak accident in the past year. Last November, Maxwell… Read More »Maxwell out of Aussies’ crunch World Cup showdown with Poms after suffering concussion in bizarre incident
Robbie Deans has offered Rugby Australia some sage advice after becoming the first big name to rule himself out as a contender to replace Eddie Jones as Wallabies coach. Deans remains Australia’s longest-serving Wallabies coach, having presided over 75 Tests between 2008 and 2013 for… Read More »‘You don’t go back’: Deans distances himself from Wallabies return as he echoes Waugh’s comments on Jones era
Latrell Mitchell has broken his silence surrounding his “traumatic” arrest after police threw out fighting charges against him and Jack Wighton. Prosecutor Sam Bargwanna decided not to offer any more evidence on Wednesday morning, ending the prosecution of the star NRL duo. The most senior… Read More »‘A traumatic experience’: Latrell relieved after brawling charges with Wighton thrown out of court