For the teams who will be watching the NRL finals, the only way is up. In the first in a series on how they can get back to the playoffs, we’re starting at the bottom with the wooden spooners-elect, the Wests Tigers. You can’t rebuild… Read More »Where to now for Wests Tigers? Sheens’ record on line as wooden spooners yet to hit rock bottom
Cronulla CEO Dino Mezzatesta has called on the NRL to launch a calculated shot at global expansion, sharing a vision for matches to be taken to four separate continents in one weekend. Global growth is back on the NRL’s agenda after South Sydney pulled out… Read More »Global Round: Sharks CEO wants to see NRL play on four continents in same week – Dubai, Oceania, Europe and US
Representative forward Lindsay Collins could miss the Sydney Roosters’ NRL finals campaign after pleading guilty to the dangerous contact charge incurred for his hip drop tackle on Tom Eisenhuth. Collins was handed a grade three charge, the worst category possible, for his hit late in… Read More »NRL News: Collins cops four games, Kelly faces hefty ban, Renouf rips ‘soft, privileged’ Broncos, Cook’s COVID hope
Australia has won the men’s rugby sevens world series for the first time, to match the triumph of the women’s team earlier this year. The Aussies beat Samoa 21-7 in the third place play off in Los Angeles with stars Corey Toole, Henry Paterson and… Read More »Rugby News: Aussie ‘misfits’ claim historic sevens title, ‘astonishing’ flaw in Marika tackle, ABs legends clash over loss
The Canadian men’s national team’s path to where they want to go – challenging for podiums at the World Cup and competing for medals at the Olympics – is hardly an easy one. But when Gilgeous-Alexander has the ball in his hands, changing speeds like prime Pedro Martinez, it gets a lot easier.