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India-focused content has become so entrenched and profitable that it's hard to envision any alternative means to promote the sport.
It's 2:15 on a typical late November day in Brisbane. It's hot and humid, of course. What few people know in the River City…
This Queensland side is more improvisational, and shall I say risky. There are more mavericks, more game-breakers, some might say more of those who have a laissez-faire mentality.
Some critics in Australia are quick to blame the average punter for not attending Test cricket. They've expressed their lack of interest with their…
As the idiom suggests, all good things must come to an end. And this is somewhat true. David Warner has been a good thing.…
Bering an Origin player is more than just being big, fast, and strong. There is a certain look to an Origin player. A look…
Wests Tigers need to show some leadership for once.
During the 2006 State of Origin series after being soundly beaten in Game 1, Mal Meninga called a meeting with his most experienced players…
Jack Howarth and Brendan Piakura are names that rugby league nuffies will know well, yet neither of these incredibly talented footballers are making an…
I cant believe no one is referencing the elephant in the room in that we should have never moved away from what worked i.e. Super 12. Strong domestic competition where the best players were funnelled in to the lowest amount of teams possible, creating the best product which is entertaining rugby where us the fans were unsure as to the result.
What is Super Rugby actually for: Do we want it to be the sport's equivalent of the NRL and AFL - or just its Sheffield Shield?
Whats really interesting is that when Murdoch bought the rights, it was similar to the NRL and AFL broadcast rights to set up professional rugby down south.
“By setting up the Super 12, the Unions had a product that was in demand from viewers, enabling them to sell a 10-year contract for exclusive television rights to News Corp for US$555 million.”
What is Super Rugby actually for: Do we want it to be the sport's equivalent of the NRL and AFL - or just its Sheffield Shield?