Fremantle Dockers in AFL injury crisis as 17 players sidelined for Collingwood clash
Fremantle Dockers in AFL injury crisis as 17 players sidelined for Collingwood clash By Clint Thomas Updated June 22, 2016 18:09:14 Fremantle's injury list is at crisis point.The number of Dockers players unavailable because of injury has risen to 17 ahead of Friday night's match against Collingwood at the MCG.A 24-man squad has flown to Melbourne to face the Magpies, with Clancee Pearce and first-year forward Shane Yarran, who has played just one game in the WAFL..>> view originalMute England coach Wayne Bennett wins support from Canterbury Bulldogs prop James Graham
Video will begin in 5 seconds. Steve Mascord's Set of Six - Round 15 League HQ's roving reporter brings you the finest talking points from in and around the game. PT4M25S 620 349 Incoming England coach Wayne Bennett may have been mute on a recent hit-and-run mission to the Old Dart, but that's exactly how the country's most capped player wants it.In fact, Bulldogs firebrand James Graham reckons it's the best indication Bennett is deadly serious about restoring England's prid..>> view originalNRL: St George Illawarra confident Josh Dugan will play Newcastle Knights
Racing the clock: Josh Dugan is fighting to be fit for this weekend. Photo: Sylvia Liber Josh Dugan will have to complete a contact session on Friday but Dragons coach Paul McGregor is confident of having his fullback at his disposal for Saturday's clash with Newcastle at Hunter Stadium.McGregor said Dugan, who has made a quick recovery from elbow surgery, would be available for the Knights game following his side's 20-10 win over Melbourne last week.Dugan wa..>> view originalStephen Gough to retire as MCC chief executive after 17 years
Knee injuries force Adelaide Thunderbirds star shooter Carla Borrego into retirement
Carla Borrego, left, takes on former teammate and now Swifts defender Sharni Layton. Picture: Carla BorregoASKED how she would like to be remembered as a netballer, Adelaide’s greatest ever goal shooter Carla Borrego points to the roof at the Mile End stadium. “Well I like those two banners hanging up,” she says, which signify the Thunderbirds’ 2010 and 2013 ANZ Championship triumphs.“They will be at the forefront of my memories.“But I think what I want to be remembered as is a versatile player,..>> view originalJucy Talau faces court charged with bashing teen referee at junior rugby league match
Video will begin in 5 seconds. Man faces court for punching referee Jucy Talau has been accused of punching a 16-year-old referee at a junior rugby league match in Sydney's south. Courtesy ABC News24 PT1M41S 620 349 A man who allegedly punched a teenage referee in the face at a junior rugby league match in Sydney's south on the weekend will apply to be dealt with under the Mental Health Act.Jucy Talau, 34, who is reportedly the brother of former NRL star Willie Talau, did not..>> view originalState of Origin 2016: Sam Thaiday avoids send-off for ugly spear tackle on Paul Gallen
State of Origin 2016: Sam Thaiday avoids send-off for ugly spear tackle on Paul Gallen Lift off: Sam Thaiday dropping Paul Gallen on his head. Photo: Getty Images Queensland veteran Sam Thaiday is in danger of being rubbed out of the final match of the State of Origin series after being placed on report for a spear tackle on NSW captain Paul Gallen at Suncorp Stadium on Wednesday night.In an ugly incident in the 13th minute of Origin II, Gallen was up-ende..>> view originalGiant dilemma: Johnson, Mummy in frame
Giant selection dilemma with stars pushing for return Adam Curley June 22, 2016 12:10 PM Petracca chats, Roos fly, Tiger's surgery Nat Edwards and Matt Thompson with your Wednesday Footy Feed Shane Mumford is pushing to return against the Blues GREATER Western Sydney co-captain Phil Davis missed his side's main training session on Wednesday, but should be fit to face Carlton this week, with injured stars Steve Johnson and ..>> view originalState of Origin: Queensland coach Kevin Walters will not speak to refs before game two
State of Origin: Queensland coach Kevin Walters will not speak to refs before game two Updated June 22, 2016 12:49:33 Unlike his NSW rival Laurie Daley, Queensland coach Kevin Walters says he will not seek a meeting with NRL referees boss Tony Archer before Wednesday's State of Origin II in Brisbane.Daley is believed to have sought out Archer for a pre-match chat after the officials he wanted dumped from game two - Gerard Sutton and Ben Cummins - were retained for their..>> view originalEddie McGuire row: Call for meeting of AFL club presidents on violence against women
Video will begin in 5 seconds. Eddie McGuire's 'gang-tackle boys' club' Violent language like the Collingwood President's is a default for many in footy and the media and it just has to stop, says Caroline Wilson. PT2M14S 620 349 Just one week after signing a partnership with the AFL to combat domestic violence, an advocacy group is now calling on the league to educate all club presidents about sexism.The group Our Watch, in the wake of the furore surrounding Eddie McGuire an..>> view original
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