Decided to have a bit of fun today and hopefully post some mildly entertaining and perhaps even amusing (only if we’re lucky) comments on tonight’s highly unanticipated test match. Enjoy!
Decided to have a bit of fun today and hopefully post some mildly entertaining and perhaps even amusing (only if we’re lucky) comments on tonight’s highly unanticipated test match. Enjoy!
No club games this weekend is a bummer. A weekend without tipping, cheering on fantasy players and of course supporting you favourite club.
So to make the representative fixtures a little bit more interesting, we’re putting up some shitty tips.
Keeping our mouth firmly shut here at TC Ink before Whitlock’s matches is working wonders for the Wizard, as he breezed past Andy Hamilton this morning.
I’m tentative to write this article, because since I began Whitlock Watch a few weeks back, he has been playing rubbish. Then I stopped last week and he had incredible luck not to be eliminated and followed it up with a win today. Maybe reviews instead of previews will turn things around!
In a world where our sporting body is always thinking about pleasing the TV rights holders when scheduling games, rather than anyone else, it was so refreshing yesterday to see the NRL get it right.
The round 4 match between the Bulldogs and Souths showed that when all the ingredients are appropriately compiled, a game of Rugby League can attract the massive crowds that typify the AFL.
It was the commentators curse, the dreaded kiss of death that plagued Simon Whitlock last Friday in his week 7 match against Andy Hamilton, after we declared him in red hot form and ready to defeat ‘the Hammer’.
It is time that Phillip Hughes stopped playing slightly out of position at number 3 and began to spear head the Aussie top order, at the place where he scored runs for fun during the domestic season before being recalled to the national side.
The batting order is in dire need of reconstruction and putting Hughes up the top is the first small step. Cowan would be the man to make way. Having a top 3 who all average below 40 is simply not good enough for an Australian side, so he would have to slide down the order or miss out altogether.
Today’s the day, Premierships will be won and lost this afternoon. Can our First Grade side turn it around? Can Sixths cash in on their strong position? Live commentary will begin at 1pm! Scroll to the bottom of the page to comment.