Sport

Aussies are finding it to agree on much amid the global conflicts and political division but we can all agree on wanting the Socceroos to over achieve at the World Cup.

Breaking into the Indian sporting market is a tough ask, but there is still merit in the AFL having a crack, writes Georgie Parker.

If I’m Laurie Daley – and I’m glad I’m not at the moment - I’m on the blower to Phil Gould before game three to talk team selection, tactics and bench rotation, writes Mark ‘Spudd’ Carroll.

AARON PATRICK: Attempting to make a come back, Israel Folau is learning that rugby league follows self interest, not the Ten Commandments.

We have waited a long time for an AFL team and we Tasmanians are getting tired of all the naysayers.

The revelation that the leading NRL referee had a serious gambling addiction has divided the rugby league universe.

A move to succeed Craig Bellamy would really test the Maroons coach’s credentials coaching every week of the season.

The US pundit is standing by his Socceroos take-down despite his colleagues distancing themselves from it.

Australia’s ODI series loss to Bangladesh will sting. But there’s a bigger issue, writes Mitchell Johnson.

It’s difficult to pick the competition's best leader, but it’s hard to go past this guy.

Our recent ODI record is shocking and it all stems back to this major issue plaguing our cricket system.

NSW should probably be playing to save the series, not win it. If they do this again the Maroons will steamroll them.

Down 1-0, the Maroons coach has finally come to his senses and picked the superstar for the MCG blockbuster.

GEORGIE PARKER: You’ll often hear people say that sport should stay in its own lane, that football fans ‘just want to watch football’. The King’s Birthday Big Freeze match is proof of what can happen.

The Dolphins are proving with a lot of hard work and by saving your pennies expansion teams can challenge for the title faster than anyone expects.

The 21-year-old’s club has issued a statement as the AFL is once again forced to step in.

The Bombers have a lot to weigh up about the return of their favourite son, but there is one group the club should definitely listen to the most.

It’s not just the cold that is hard to bear during the winter months as a footy fan.