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Is there a more frustrated AFL fan base than those of the Richmond football club? After the Tigers 88-point loss against Greater Western Sydney today the answer is definitely not. Today’s performance against the Giants caps off a horror fortnight for Damien Hardwick’s men, losing their last two games by a combined margin of 158 […]
Read More Punt Road woes, pressure mounts on RichmondEight teams, eight chances, it doesn’t get closer than that. Its round 17 of the AFL season and incredibly the top eight may already be decided roughly two months out from the first week of the AFL finals. It seems that every team inside the eight has at least a case to be a labelled […]
Read More Contender or pretender? How realistic are the top eight’s flag hopes?It may be winter in Australia, but it’s summer in England – which for many, means Wimbledon. The Wimbledon Championships are once again in full flow with the best tennis players around the world on both the ATP and WTA tours descending on the All England Club in London. There’s just something special about Wimbledon; […]
Read More The Kyrgios case of NickThe AFL has an issue – and it’s called Queensland football. It’s a worrying conundrum for the AFL, having two clubs out of Queensland not only performing poorly on the field but also generating little interest whilst doing so. Establishing a strong footprint in the Queensland sporting scene was always going to be a challenge […]
Read More Crisis time is nearing in the Sunshine StateWill he stay, or will he go? It’s a decision 29 year-old Leicester City striker Jamie Vardy never thought he would have to make; let alone have the opportunity to. After spending the early part of 2012 as a player for Fleetwood Town in the National League (formerly the Conference National), many fans of English […]
Read More Will Vardy leave Leicester City?There’s always a sense of the unknown upon the arrival of a new senior coach. Some call it the ‘honeymoon period’, a man assumes the role as senior coach of an AFL club and good results can follow. The players give more effort, the defence can get tighter and often players who were discarded by […]
Read More No blues in Bolton recruitment for CarltonIt’s round seven and the previously inconsistent North Melbourne sit on top of the AFL ladder, undefeated and with a high-scoring prowess. Hawthorn, the greatest club of the modern era, has received a thumping to the tune of 75-points against the AFL’s new super Giant in Greater Western Sydney. Last year’s Preliminary finalists, the Fremantle […]
Read More Season 2016, The Story So FarIn one of the most amazing Melbourne Cup victories in recent times, Michelle Payne and the Darren Weir-trained Prince of Penzance have stormed to victory in the 2015 Emirates Melbourne Cup (3200m) ahead of European trained galloper Max Dynamite and the David Hayes & Tom Dabernig trained Criterion. The win in Tuesday’s Melbourne Cup saw […]
Read More Prince of Penzance and Michelle Payne shock the worldSuperstar three-year old Tarzino has gifted both Mick Price and Craig Newitt their first Victorian Derby win with the classy stayer proving too strong for competitors in Saturday’s 2500m Group 1 at Flemington. Tarzino was favourite when the field jumped in Saturday’s feature race and that favouritism was vindicated when the galloper, piloted by Newitt, […]
Read More Tarzino too good in Victoria DerbyDespite having missed out on the Cox Plate dream at Moonee Valley last weekend, European galloper Gailo Chop has produced a very gutsy performance to claim victory in the Group 1 Mackinnon Stakes (2000m) at Flemington. The five year-old gelding from the Antoine de Watrigant stable was able to see of strong challenges made by […]
Read More Gailo Chop produces tough European win
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