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England’s style of play was not up to a World Cup semifinal – but we’ve still had a week of blaming the officials for their exit

“Thank God that’s over” was the first thought many had after the South Africa-England semifinal. It was a dreary, tedious spectacle, in my opinion – and if this is the pinnacle of world rugby, then the game is in trouble. What is worse, the English… Read More »England’s style of play was not up to a World Cup semifinal – but we’ve still had a week of blaming the officials for their exit

‘There’s never a winner, just the next battle’: The intense 102-year old rivalry that ‘neutrals can’t quite comprehend’

It all began on the 13th August 1921. New Zealand versus South Africa may not be rugby’s oldest rivalry, but incorporating the two nations who take rugby more seriously than anyone else, it is indisputably the game’s greatest. And the fitting stage for the next… Read More »‘There’s never a winner, just the next battle’: The intense 102-year old rivalry that ‘neutrals can’t quite comprehend’

Redmayne pain as Socceroo’s howler consigns Sydney FC to horror start in Brisbane domination

Sydney FC’s horror start to the season has continued with a Henry Hore double and a horror mistake from Socceroos keeper Andrew Redmayne consigning them to a second successive defeat to kick off the A-League season. Brisbane were returning to Suncorp Stadium and looking for… Read More »Redmayne pain as Socceroo’s howler consigns Sydney FC to horror start in Brisbane domination