Tomic and Kyrgios solidify bratty status at US Open
Bernard Tomic has done nothing for his bratty ATP reputation – calling a spectator at the US Open a “peasant” and telling him to “suck [his] balls”. The sledge, arguably Tomic's filthiest yet, came after the person heckled the Aussie during his ...>> view originalMelbourne Storm prop Jesse Bromwich says Cameron Smith doesn't need bodyguard for Sharks clash
In the eyes of Melbourne Storm prop Jesse Bromwich, his captain Cameron Smith isn't Whitney Houston and he isn't Kevin Costner or anyone's bodyguard.The Storm's clash with Cronulla Sharks at AAMI Park on Saturday night has plenty riding on it with the winner claiming top spot on the ladder and a Sharks loss opening the chance they could fall from second spot into third, thus losing a home qualifying final in week one. Storm Jesse Bromwich (right), says skipper Cameron Smith can look after ..>> view originalIt's an old story: AFL football finds a woman to blame
This is a story of deceit. It is the story of a naive footballer doing a profoundly stupid thing, trusting the advice of people who should have known better and running from responsibility.At the moment that is the story – sex, drugs, lies and football. It is now for authorities to decide if that story is fact or fiction. What this story is not about is the blame and fault of others, or more accurately the deceit of a girlfriend. More Sport Videos Previous slide Next slide ..>> view originalUpdates from day two of the US Open, Nick Kyrgios vs Aljaz Bedene
NICK Kyrgios takes on Aljaz Bedene in a huge first round match at Flushing Meadows. Follow our live coverage below.Kyrgios draws a blank after old man sledgeSAY what you will about Nick Kyrgios, but the emotional tennis star can still have a laugh at himself.After wrapping up a controversial first round win over Britain’s Aljaz Bedene at the US Open, Kyrgios revealed he choked when trying to return fire to a brilliant heckle from the grandstands.The 21-year-old admitted he was schooled by an “ol..>> view originalStewards demand Tosen Stardom gallop
Tosen Stardom (Image: Bradley Photos) Darren Weir has praised the common sense approach of Racing Victoria chief steward Terry Bailey for allowing Tosen Stardom to run in Saturday’s Group 2 Dato' Tan Chin Nam Stakes (1600m), should he satisfy stewards in a Thursday morning gallop. Victoria's leading trainer was initially told that the Japanese galloper would not be eligible to race at Moonee Valley as he had not yet passed required checks following a bleeding attack whilst in quarantin..>> view originalCronulla Sharks prop Andrew Fifita issued warning for consorting with criminals
Cronulla forward Andrew Fifita has been issued a consorting notice by police in a huge blow to the Sharks' hopes of snaring the minor and major premierships.Police handed Fifita the notice on Wednesday, just days before the Sharks take on Melbourne at AAMI Park on Saturday night in a clash that will decide the minor premiership. "Police from the gang squad Strike Force Raptor have issued a consorting warning to a 27-year-old NRL player under section 93x of the Crimes Act 1900," the police said ..>> view originalCaulfield Cup 2016: Full list of weights for the 2400m staying feature
PROMINENT owner Lloyd Williams has warned Order Of St George won’t run in the Caulfield Cup and is unlikely to come for the Melbourne Cup because of what he perceives as too much weight for the emerging stayer. The Aidan O’Brien trained stayer, along with stablemate Highland Reel, were both allocated 58kg when weights were released on Wednesday for the Caulfield Cup (2400m) on October 15.Racing Victoria’s general manager of racing, Greg Carpenter, said Order Of St George was weighted at 54kg in ..>> view originalSri Lanka v Australia coverage: Fourth one-day international at Dambulla
ASKED to bowl first in the fourth one-dayer against Sri Lanka, Australia’s attack has been asked to work hard in Dambulla.Having lost their first three wicket in the first 10 overs, the Sri Lankans recovered to reach 3-92 after 24 overs, with Dhanajaya de Silva (60) and Angelo Mathews (18) unbeaten.Chasing a series-sealing victory, Australia reduced Sri Lanka to 3-18 in the first nine overs, with Mitchell Starc removing Avishka Fernando (0) in the first over, before John Hastings and Scott Bolan..>> view originalTedesco could make shock finals return
WESTS Tigers players will have extra incentive against Canberra on Sunday with star fullback James Tedesco in line for a shock return next weekend should they sneak into the NRL finals. In a huge boost for the Tigers ahead of their must-win clash against the Raiders at a packed Leichhardt Oval, The Daily Telegraph can reveal Tedesco could miraculously take the field just four weeks after breaking his jaw.The sight of Tedesco, wearing a green non-contact bib, in full flight at a training session ..>> view originalPostecoglou warns Australia against home failure
The reigning Asian champions won seven out of eight group matches, with the only loss away to Jordan, to seal top spot from their group. "We have to win your home games as it will be tough to pick up points on the road," said Postecoglou. "With a scrappy victory, you get three points but it doesn't show the road ahead is going to be where you want it to be. "I still want us to perform strongly. I want to win but also play well so we ha..>> view original
Tuesday, September 27, 2016
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