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Hear David Beckham in full after LA Galaxy lost to Sydney FC 5-3
Hear Becks speak in full after LA Galaxy’s exhibition game with Sydney FC
The Bulldogs have decided to let Willie Mason negotiate with other rugby league clubs. Hear the statement from the Bulldogs chairman in full
Hear the Wallabies coach after touching down at Sydney Airport three days after Australia’s exit from the World Cup
Hear the Wallabies coach after touching down at Sydney Airport three days after Australia’s exit from the World Cup
Forget the absence of a national anthem or a couple of pitch invaders a few weeks ago in Brisbane. FIFA’s insistence in overturning Danny Vukovic’s farcical split ban is surely the height of embarrassment for the Football Federation.
It will get worse before it gets better. While administrators bemoan the poker machine tax and clubs play to near empty stadiums, the reality is a shoddy television deal is the reason Rugby League is in a hole. A deal which is locked in for another four years. Television was the reason the game went to war.
But television is Rugby League’s only chance of salvation.
Rouge Olyroos captain Mark Milligan had been made unavailable for an upcoming lead-up event to the Beijing games, however his place in the Olympic team seems assured despite his decision to skip a training camp.
Kangaroos centre Mark Gasnier has no doubts that Greg Bird will be a more than adequate replacement for Darren Lockyer at pivot in Friday’s Centenary Test against New Zealand.
The Kiwis have only been together for one day ahead of the Centenary Test but already Wayne Bennett is having an impact as New Zealand’s new assistant coach.
Grant Hackett has spoken about the disqualification which has cost him a place in the 10k open water event at the Beijing Olympics.
Darren Lockyer has been sensationally ruled out of Friday’s Centenary test after his troubled right knee flared up.
Matthew Lloyd might have kicked five goals for Essendon but it wasn’t enough to stop Port Adelaide collecting its third straight win.
It wasn’t even close.
It’s fitting that Melbourne’s first win of a retched season will enter the history books. The Demons recovered from a 51 point deficit to overrun hapless Fremantle 17.17 (119) to 15.23 (113) at the MCG.
A spectacular display of accurate kicking has elevated the Western Bulldogs to an 18.4 (112) to 14.10 (94) win over Sydney at the SCG, its best performance in an unbeaten run that has now extended to seven matches.
