We love the mighty Canberra Raiders
Cronulla Sharks coach defends Nicho Hynes amid criticism over slow start, team falls short with third loss.
Cronulla Sharks coach Nicho Hynes has defended star halfback Nicho Hynes again over a slow start to the season.Hynes was routinely criticised in the lead up to the game against the Canberra Raiders on Thursday night, and that's not going anywhere after the men in black, white and blue fell short with their third loss of the season.ยป LIVE NRL LADDER
Fans react dramatically to rugby league losses, calling for drastic measures, but still appreciating impressive plays.
As is tradition whenever a fans rugby league side loses, I am here to both panic and over react.Drop everyone! Sack everyone! Fold the club!Just as an aside, how good was that try from Canberra? Green Machine-esque!
Roger Thompson defies headmaster's low expectations, finds success in truck driving, farming, and stock agent roles.
When Roger Thompson left school at age 15 his headmaster assured him the only thing he was good for was football.
Still in the workforce in Goulburn at age 83, Roger can afford to shrug off the headmaster's ill-considered remark all those years ago.
Reflecting on owning and driving trucks, farming and his current role as a stock agent, he is more inclined to agree with his father Joe, who put him to work the following year from school as an unlicensed truck driver to cover for one of his drivers who was struggling with alcohol.