By Paul Crawley, The Daily Telegraph RICKY Stuart says he doesn’t give a “stuff” what “people” say about him. Actually, Ricky didn’t use the words “stuff” and “people”. He went a bit harder. But without wanting to offend anyone, you get the drift. I confess, I love Ricky. Always have. I love Ricky because he’s […]
By Paul Roos, The Australian Paul Roos works on the Melbourne culture last year. Picture: Colleen Petch. One of my main objectives when arriving at the Melbourne Football Club was to transform the culture of the organisation. The club had just completed a season winning two games and losing 20 and hadn’t seen success for
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By Michael Lynch, The Sydney Morning Herald Ange Postecoglou is not someone who demands any sympathy. All he seeks is the opportunity to do things his way. And he won’t be swayed from his vision. Ever since Brisbane Roar offered him a lifeline from the coaching wilderness back in late 2009 his career has largely been a
By Neil Cordy, The Daily Telegraph PAUL Roos can’t believe more football clubs don’t transition assistant coaches into senior roles just like Sydney and Melbourne have. The two teams he coached, the Swans and Demons, meet in Friday night’s blockbuster clash at the MCG and are proof the rarely used practice can work. John Longmire
By Sam Phillips, rugby.com.au Jack Dempsey is set to make his Wallabies debut on Saturday, having been named among four changes to Michael Cheika’s bench for the clash with Italy. The Waratahs backrower comes onto the bench in place of Richard Hardwick, with Tatafu Polota-Nau swapping jerseys with Stephen Moore. Toby Smith comes back into
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The Nine Network has announced that the adrenaline-charged new series, Australian Ninja Warrior, will debut on Sunday, July 9, at 7.00pm. For 250 ordinary mums and dads, doctors, tradies, everyday heroes, athletes – even celebrities – the wait is finally over and Australia’s supreme competitors will gather in the quest for one goal: to claim the crown
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By Peter FitzSimons, Sydney Morning Herald Fool me once, shame on you. Fool me twice, shame on me. Really? Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull at the announcement in Canberra of the 2023 bid for the Women’s World Cup in Australia. Photo: Andrew Meares Fool me both times using taxpayers’ money and I reckon you have a political
By Beth Newman, rugby.com.au Waratahs flanker Jack Dempsey is finally seeing the light at the end of the tunnel after an injury that has handed him one of his greatest challenges. Dempsey broke his foot against the Brumbies in round four, a blow that threw his Wallabies hopes out the window, and was initially slated
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By Peter FitzSimons, Sydney Morning Herald ‘It’s freaking hopeless’: why the Health Star Rating System has to go It is time for our government to take strong action against the scourge of our times, the appalling and terrifying phenomenon that is wiping out innocents from all walks of life, devastating families and leaving lives in
By Peter FitzSimons, Sydney Morning Herald On this particularly significant centenary – we will get to it – how to explain the significance of Les Darcy to those fresh to the story? Darcy was no less than an Australian Muhammad Ali, a boxer from poor circumstances beloved by the people, capable of taking on the
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