Cheika labels All Blacks barb 'shallow potshot'
MICHAEL Cheika has returned fire at All Blacks coach Steve Hansen for a cheap “potshot” and said he has stayed out of a media war with Eddie Jones because “it has no bearing whatsoever on the end result”.Cheika responded to Hansen’s comments at the weekend that suggested England’s series victory over Australia has stemmed from Jones dominating Cheika in the media.“Cheika has not come back, he’s let Eddie have a free rein to the point where he’s actually allowed Eddie to bully him in the media...>> view originalChances of Parramatta Eels signing Semi Radradra and Jarryd Hayne rest with NRL
Video will begin in 5 seconds. Plays of the Week From drought breakers to crowning champions, these are the most exciting, silly and downright crazy plays in the sport world this week. PT1M48S 620 349 Semi Radradra is coming back to Parramatta, but how long he stays - and whether Jarryd Hayne joins him - won't be clear until the NRL makes a final determination on the Eels' salary cap position.Radradra returned to his native Fiji on Saturday with the club's blessing, but intri..>> view originalThe man the Maroons fear most
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Video will begin in 5 seconds. Election 2016: PM's blunt message to Eddie Maguire Malcolm Turnbull has strongly chastised the Collingwood President for his disrespectful comments to Caroline Wilson, before facing a really awkward question. Courtesy ABC News 24. PT1M18S 620 349 The Collingwood board has backed president Eddie McGuire following the AFL controversy involving Fairfax journalist Caroline Wilson.The club's board met at 4pm on Tuesday, before releasing a statement s..>> view originalFormer players can help concussion study
Former athletes are being encouraged to donate brain tissue to help research into concussion.NRL great Steve Renouf has called on former footballers to donate their brain tissue when they die to help research into concussion.Renouf, former Wallabies flanker David Croft and retired Brisbane Lions defender Justin Clarke say they will donate brain tissue to science to help advance medical treatment and remedies for concussion.The trio are ambassadors for a new University of Queensland study into co..>> view originalBeef up Olympic Games security now: Aussie chef de mission Kitty Chiller
Liesl Tesch, from Woy Woy, was riding a bike with a team official when they were confronted by two men. Photo: Rohan Thomson Australia's chef de mission to the Rio Games Kitty Chiller has slammed Rio organisers, saying the daylight robbery of Australian athletes this week is "not an isolated incident". But Australian women's 100-metre record-holder Melissa Breen is backing officials to keep her and other athletes safe during the Olympics Games in August. Paralympic sailor Liesl Tesch and phy..>> view original'Running rugby a part of who we are'
MICHAEL Cheika says the pressure of a potential whitewash by England — and his first real taste of public scrutiny — won’t convince the Wallabies to panic and abandon their running style.Cheika’s bullish attitude emerged as the Wallabies suffered yet another injury in the backrow, with no. 8 Ben McCalman ruled out for up to six weeks with a fractured scapula. The Western Force forward suffered the injury in his first play off the bench in Melbourne but McCalman bravely played on for 29 minutes, ..>> view originalBryce Gibbs looks right at home in Carlton's 200-game club
West Australian surfing champ Taj Burrow has no regrets about retiring after two decades on the world tour
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Tuesday, June 21, 2016
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