Newman pours petrol on McGuire's fire
Ladies and Gentlemen, I think we have a post-war record.
Ladies and Gentlemen, I think we have a post-war record.
Come on Eddie, you're still one of us.
No-one seriously denies that constantly rattling your brain against the side of your skull heightens the likelihood that your brain will be badly damaged because of it.
I loved Ali. His legacy is multi-faceted. So can it be any bad thing that, upon his tragic death, another part of that legacy is for there to be wider recognition that if even one as beautiful, charismatic, courageous and fiercely smart as him can be brought down by getting hit in the head too often, then no one is safe if they ignore the dangers of concussion?
Despite the extremely grave nature of the allegations against the Sea Eagles throwing two matches of the NRL last years, there is so little outrage from the punters, on talk-back, on twitter, in letters.
Sure, Australians want Olympic gold medals. But we also want a team we can be proud of.
We're still no closer to finding out what Nine was sorry for. Was it then, the fact that Sixty Minutes didn't give Smith a chance to tell his side of the story? Well, SAY that! Tell us that was the reason for the apology.
Sex for everyone in Rio – except for Americans named Hank.
I'm lost in translation yet again.
If it please the court, our next case is Odds & Sods Vs Jarryd Hayne.
As Bernie and I always say, tanks for the memories
We want our Olympians to inspire us, not embarrass us.
Bernie, just pull your head in.
Ain't sport grand - even as it throws up characters that would pass for the the Good Samaritan on a good day, and the Devil, on a bad'un?!?!!
It never rains but it pours for the Parramatta Eels.
Is swimming now at the point that the only way you get to be world-class is by training to such extremes that life-skills are left in your wake?
I say keep Grant Hackett as a mentor to the Olympic team.
As a work of fiction the Eddie the Eagle story would be fabulous, but because it's true it is so much stronger.
Two athletes found out the truth about sport this week - those being Jordan Spieth and James Magnussen.
I hate to gush in an unseemly manner, particularly as I am generally a better aim when I am throwing darts at sporting pomposity, but . . .