Blues up against it in Sydney
| September 4th, 2010 | No Comments »Carlton coach Brett Ratten knows it is asking a lot of his men to defeat a Sydney unit playing arguably more fluent football than the 2005 premiership team.
Read MoreCarlton coach Brett Ratten knows it is asking a lot of his men to defeat a Sydney unit playing arguably more fluent football than the 2005 premiership team.
Read MoreIn an ominous message for other finalists, St Kilda insists it has more improvement to come after beating defending premiers Geelong.
Read MoreMelbourne coach Craig Bellamy insists it is business as usual as the Storm prepare for their final match of the season against Newcastle on Sunday.
Read MoreIssued: Saturday at 12:28pm EST Description: Flood warning Summary: Minor Flood Warning – Maribyrnong River and Jacksons Creek
Read MoreMelbourne Victory coach Ernie Merrick says his A-League side is lacking a killer instinct and has urged his young strikers to be more selfish in front of goal.
Read MoreJORDIE McKenzie was with mates at lunchtime on Wednesday, no doubt enjoying nothing more exotic than a toasted sanger.
Read MoreA 7.1 magnitude earthquake rocks New Zealand’s second largest city Christchurch, causing injuries and widespread damage.
Read MoreAustralian High Commission in Wellington is liaising with New Zealand authorities to check if any Australians have been affected by Saturday’s earthquake.
Read MoreGeelong coach Mark Thompson has warned his men not to bother turning up for a sudden death AFL semi-final unless they are prepared to be desperate from the start.
Read MoreVictorian Premier John Brumby is being urged to reconsider the decision not to upgrade all power lines as recommended by the Bushfires Royal Commission.
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