He is famously known as Mr Perpetual Motion, but no man was supposed to move like this. Ray Price stares blankly into the dark of night. It’s around 3am. Wearing pyjamas, he is walking aimlessly, painfully, disturbingly, along a stretch of road, blood pouring from his bare feet ripped apart by a 10km soul-destroying stroll he cannot remember. Suddenly, the ...
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Canterbury Bulldogs news, Cameron Ciraldo, Tevita Pangai Jr
Tevita Pangai Jr has made the shock call to pull out of the World Cup. In an emotional call, Pangai Jr has informed Tongan head coach Kristian Woolf that he has made the decision to put his club Canterbury first over running out for Mate Ma’a Tonga. Just 10-days after being named in Woolf’s strong extended 32-man squad for the ...
Read More »Paul Kent: Penrith Panthers should release unedited audio of trainer and club doctor
Trouble began mostly because Cody Walker was captured on film at game’s end blowing up at what was an odd sight, the Penrith trainer Pete Green. Walker was clearly incensed, the sleuths later determining as the world wondered that he was coming to the protection of teammate Jed Cartwright who he, and other Souths players, claimed was sledged by Green ...
Read More »NRL grand final 2022: Panthers v Eels news, Tom Opacic, Taylan May ruled out, Nathan Brown shock recall
Parramatta coach Brad Arthur and Panthers counterpart Ivan Cleary have named their teams for Sunday’s NRL grand final at Accor Stadium. Injured Tom Opacic has been named an extended bench but is expected to miss Sunday’s grand-final blockbuster against Penrith in a crushing blow for the England-bound Parramatta centre. Bailey Simonsson has kept his spot at left centre. For the ...
Read More »Women’s Basketball World Cup: Australia Opals brace for France opener
Team USA captain Breanna Stewart has hailed the Opals more feared following the return of the legendary Lauren Jackson, but the Australians are refusing to look past Thursday’s World Cup opener against France to avoid a repeat of their Tokyo Olympic disaster. The Opals face their most important game since the 2016 Rio Olympics when they take on an understrength ...
Read More »Wests Tigers’ Luke Brooks play to lure Parramatta star Mitch Moses home
The clock is ticking on Parramatta as the Wests Tigers piece together an ambitious November 1 plan aimed at reuniting Luke Brooks and Mitchell Moses in the halves. The Tigers continue to aim high under the stewardship of Tim Sheens, Benji Marshall and Robbie Farah. Having contacted Braith Anasta to inquire about Cameron Munster, it can be revealed that the ...
Read More »Daly Cherry-Evans opens up on Manly Sea Eagles quit threat, Des Hasler future
Queensland captain Daly Cherry-Evans has revealed he considered quitting Manly after his bombshell claim there was a political “agenda” at the club to have him sacked as Sea Eagles skipper. Cherry-Evans opened up about his horror final months at Manly as the Maroons maestro prepares to lead Australia’s Prime Minister’s XIII into battle against Papua New Guinea on Sunday at ...
Read More »Wallabies’ Bledisloe Cup team news: Bernard Foley to partner Jake Gordon against New Zealand
A new halves and centre pairing will be used by Australia in the opening Bledisloe Cup match, with Jake Gordon and Bernard Foley trusted to guide the team to victory. Gordon has unseated Nic White as starting halfback, while Foley returns for his first Test in three years at Marvel Stadium in Melbourne on Thursday night. And Lalakai Foketi will ...
Read More »NRL 2022: What went wrong for Wests Tigers? Full post-mortem into wooden spoon season
Wests Tigers chair Lee Hagipantelis insists he has no regrets over the club’s mid-season axing of Michael Maguire and revealed he had apologised to corporate supporters and fans following another season of abject disappointment. The Tigers finished the 2022 season with the wooden spoon, having won only a handful of games over the course of a tumultuous year that eventually ...
Read More »Latrell Mitchell admits players ‘milk’ penalties – but the Rabbitohs don’t
“You can call me Trell Milk now.” That was South Sydney superstar Latrell Mitchell’s response to the suggestion that he and other players stayed down to milk penalties in Sunday’s brutal encounter with the Sydney Roosters. Referee Ashley Klein dished out a record seven sinbins but other incidents of players appearing to stay down to draw a penalty raised eyebrows ...
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