Canterbury have landed a sizeable catch in their bid to fix up their forward pack, luring Josh Curran on a multi-year deal from the Warriors. The New Zealanders confirmed on Thursday morning that Curran would exit the club despite having a year to run on… Read More »Bulldogs add much-needed mongrel to pack by signing Warriors star on multi-year deal
Title holders Manchester City and five-time winners Barcelona have maintained their perfect start to the Champions League. City prevailed 3-1 at Switzerland’s Young Boys thanks to a double from goal-machine Erling Haaland after Manuel Akanji’s opener. They top Group G ahead of RB Leipzig who… Read More »City adapt to artificial turf and show Champions League title defence is genuine with emphatic win as Barca flex muscles
It’s time to once again go back in the Formula 1 vault and go over five classic races ahead of the next round of the championship. This weekend we head to Mexico, for the 23rd running of the Mexican Grand Prix. First held as a… Read More »Top 5 Mexican Grand Prix classics: Thrilling finishes, epic duels but a trophy-free zone for Aussie drivers
The opening round of A-League tips I submitted to the Roar were abysmal. However, my level of tipping hopelessness to start the season was easily conquered by the utterly disgraceful performances put forward by the other panel members, and the flailing voice of the people.… Read More »The Roar’s A-League Men tips and predictions: Round 2
The Rugby World Cup trophy commemorates William Webb Ellis, the Rugby school lad who was supposed to have picked up the ball and run with it during a game on the Big Field in 1823. The point of World Rugby iconising Webb Ellis is to… Read More »SPIRO ZAVOS: England’s bully boy, no rugby display against Boks is the game they play in hell. Now for the salvation