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Will the Demons take the next step in 2019? It feels like it’s taken an eternity, but after finally playing finals for the first time since 2006, Melbourne enter a season poised to be a genuine threat in the premiership race. 2018 saw the Demons finish fifth, win two finals against Geelong and Hawthorn at […]
Read More Five talking points ahead of the 2019 AFL seasonIt took some time but finally the Australian selectors made a decision that the majority of cricket fans could agree with; making the last minute decision to bring New South Wales batsmen Kurtis Patterson into the test squad to face Sri Lanka. It would seem only natural that a batsmen who scored two hundreds (157 […]
Read More Australian selectors get one rightIt’s unfortunate, but Bernard Tomic’s biggest serve didn’t come during a game at this year’s Australian Open, instead it came in the hours after his straight sets loss to Marin Cilic on Monday. Again Tomic’s making headlines for the wrong reasons. When taking questions during his post-match press conference, Tomic saw the opportunity to reopen […]
Read More Does Bernard Tomic actually want us to dislike him?For many years Australia’s best male tennis players have polarised opinion. From Lleyton Hewitt to Bernard Tomic, and in more recent times Nick Kyrgios. Hewitt carved out a remarkable career as he went from the youngest world number one in history to a journeyman who gave his all on the court every year until his […]
Read More De Minaur finally someone Aussies can get behindThe Australian cricket team is at one of its lowest points in memory, struggling to find form ahead of a test series on home soil against India, whilst also trying to recreate an identity that demands respect from the rest of the world. It’s a pivotal period in the history of Australian cricket, and one […]
Read More Is Cricket Australia’s new broadcast deal fair to the fans?THE Los Angeles Lakers remain the number one team many are expecting Cavaliers’ superstar LeBron James to sign for this summer – but ‘King James’ won’t make the move by himself says NBA insider Chris Broussard. With Golden State now holding a 3-1 ascendency over James’ in the finals, and the Laker’s still shelving a […]
Read More James won’t come alone for Lakers moveGREATER Western Sydney coach Leon Cameron says his team is ‘ready to roll’ for Saturday afternoon’s preliminary final against Richmond at the MCG. A crowd of around 95,000 people will pack the MCG on Saturday, with around 90 percent of them expected to be Tigers’ supporters, Cameron believes it won’t phase the Giants. “Rarely in […]
Read More Cameron backs Giants to performWESTERN Bulldogs’ enigma Jake Stringer has chosen Geelong as the club he wants to join if a deal is to be struck this trade period, according to The Age’s Sam McClure. Stringer joined the Bulldogs in the 2012 National Draft and was part of the team that delivered the Bulldogs’ their first premiership in 62 […]
Read More Stringer, Cats discussing potential moveKEN Hinkley has signed a new three-year contract extension that will see him remain at Port Adelaide until the end of 2021. The Port Adelaide coach has been heavily linked to the Gold Coast Suns where he spent time as an assistant coach between 2010 and 2012, despite having one-year left to run on his […]
Read More Hinkley finally signs contract extensionGOLD Coast will head back to the drawing board in their search for a new coach following Ken Hinkley’s re-commitment to Port Adelaide. The Suns were actively chasing Hinkley over the past few months despite being contracted to Port Adelaide for 2018, with the Power coach spending time as an assistant at the Suns from […]
Read More Suns back to square one in search for coach
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