Carlton will wait for their disappointing AFL season to end this weekend before making a call on coach Brett Ratten. And three-time premiership coach Mick Malthouse, the hot tip to …
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Continue reading Souths delighted by red-hot Inglis’ formAmerican Nick Watney gave his Ryder Cup prospects a big boost as he outgunned Sergio Garcia to capture the opening event in the US PGA Tour’s FedEx Cup playoffs. Hoping …
Continue reading Watney’s win boosts Ryder Cup hopesAnthony Minichiello is expecting Canterbury coach Des Hasler to name his strongest team for the clash with the Sydney Roosters on Saturday and use the game as a springboard into …
Continue reading No rest for Bulldogs says MinichielloRyan Briscoe claimed his first win of the season and Will Power extended his championship lead as the Sonoma IndyCar event turned into an all-Australian celebration. Briscoe made the most …
Continue reading Briscoe wins Indy race, Power extends leadCarlos Tevez, the Manchester City forward who spent much of last season refusing to play for the club, now insists he wants to stay with the Premier League champions beyond …
Continue reading Tevez wants to stay with City long-termMick Malthouse will not decide whether he is interested in a return to AFL coaching until the end of the current season. Malthouse has been strongly linked to Carlton, if …
Continue reading Malthouse to decide at end of AFL seasonMick Malthouse will not decide whether he is interested in a return to AFL coaching until the end of the current season. Malthouse has been strongly linked to Carlton, if …
Continue reading I’ll decide at end of year: MalthouseAustralian Open boss Craig Tiley is confident the world’s best tennis players will be in Melbourne in January for the biggest annual event on the national sporting calendar despite threats …
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