Port Adelaide coach Ken Hinkley says it would be foolish to think ruckman Paddy Ryder is the AFL club’s saviour. Ryder is returning to AFL ranks after being one of …
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Adelaide will blood rookie midfielder Jordan Gallucci in Sunday’s AFL pre-season game as it looks for options to cover the season-ending knee injury to Cam Ellis-Yolmen. Gallucci, an 18-year-old who …
Continue reading Crows blood rookie in AFL pre-season gameVictoria Derby winner Prized Icon and Caulfield Guineas winner Divine Prophet feature among a capacity field of 16 plus three emergencies for the Group One Australian Guineas at Flemington. Prized …
Continue reading Capacity field for Australian Guineas 2017Brisbane coach Craig Starcevich says his Lions are embracing the finals-like pressure before their AFL Women’s blockbuster against Adelaide. With no finals series in the competition, the top two teams …
Continue reading Lions embrace finals-like AFLW clashCarlton’s Patrick Cripps and Fremantle’s Aaron Sandilands are the latest big guns named to make their AFL pre-season returns. Young Blues star Cripps is set to play against St Kilda …
Continue reading Cripps, Sandilands set for AFL returnWest Tigers warn Jamal Idris is making his NRL return underdone and not to expect too much of their star recruit too soon. For the first time in 693 days, …
Continue reading Idris short of gallop before NRL returnWests Tigers coach Jason Taylor has extended the olive branch to Robbie Farah, and now it’s time for him to mould the club in his image. The post-Farah era at …
Continue reading Taylor eyes post-Farah era at TigersTwo heavy hitters of international rugby in 2016, All Blacks Beauden Barrett and Dane Coles were modest at best in their return to Super Rugby, Hurricanes coach Chris Boyd says. …
Continue reading Hurricanes expect more from Barrett, ColesNick Kyrgios has moved on from his run-in with the Acapulco crowd to claim a second-round victory over American Donald Young in straight sets. The Australian broke his opponent twice …
Continue reading Kyrgios through to third round in AcapulcoDRIVERS TO WATCH IN 2017 SUPERCARS SEASON SHANE VAN GISBERGEN (Holden) The hunter is now the hunted for van Gisbergen after becoming the first New Zealand driver in 25 years …
Continue reading Supercars drivers to watch in 2017Konrad Hurrell has extended his stay on the Gold Coast for another two NRL seasons. The 25-year-old, who joined the Titans in mid-2016, will remain at the club until at …
Continue reading Hurrell re-signs with NRL’s Titans to 2019GUIDE TO 2017 SUPERCARS SEASON CHANGES TYRES Dunlop claim “all” lap records will come under threat this year after introducing a faster – yet durable – soft control tyre this …
Continue reading Supercars changes for 2017 seasonA field of 14 plus two emergencies has been declared for the Black Opal Stakes in Canberra with several horses also among the acceptances for the two-year-old races in Sydney. …
Continue reading Full Field for the Black Opal Stakes 2017The more things change, the more some things stay the same in Supercars. Shane van Gisbergen will be hoping that remains the case when a new-look 2017 Supercars season starts …
Continue reading Champ shuns change as Supercars startThe Grahame Begg trained Land Of Plenty will remain in Melbourne to run in Saturday’s G1 Australian Guineas at Flemington racecourse rather than travel to Sydney to run on a …
Continue reading Australian Guineas not Randwick Guineas for Land Of PlentyWests Tigers coach Jason Taylor has extended an olive branch to Robbie Farah, wishing him well in his first NRL outing for South Sydney. All eyes will be on Farah …
Continue reading Taylor extends olive branch to FarahNSW Waratahs chairman Roger Davis says it is “totally perverse” that Australia’s five Super Rugby teams will not be involved in determining the future of the competition. SANZAAR, which is …
Continue reading Give Super Rugby teams a say: Tahs bossEngland skipper Dylan Hartley is considering swapping the Bible for rugby’s law book after accepting responsibility for England’s slow reaction to Italy’s tactics at Twickenham on Sunday. The Red Rose’s …
Continue reading Fallout from Italy’s ruck tactics lingers
