Australia hasn’t been blessed when it comes to the world of football. Unlike cricket or rugby, the Socceroos haven’t produced dozens of world stars, but there are a number of players who have made a significant impact on the Premier League.
This week’s guest on “meet the Green Machine” is John Sykes.
Although known officially as our Health and Safety officer, John is much more than that and, over the past year, his contribution to the club has been nothing short of outstanding.
Lord Tony Smith wrote:
Ludicrous statement. Clark has been consistently playing very well for about 5 years now. He's a fantastic player who would walk into any side in SL and most NRL teams.
The Biffs Back wrote:
Moz was definitely a back rower in his early career at both the Rhinos and also at the Roosters when he initially moved over there to be reunited with Graham Murray
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Schunter wrote:
Considering his rep I thought he was pretty underwhelming at best and he nearly screwed us over with that ridiculous sending off.
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On February 23rd the Government of Ireland announced its Path Ahead document for COVID-19 Resilience and Recovery in the Republic of Ireland. The IRFU welcomes its prioritisation of health and social care, education and childcare.
Congratulations to former Old Wesley player Ryan Baird on his selection for the Ireland squad to play Italy this Saturday. Ryan played Mini and Youth rugby for Old Wesley. This brings to two the number...
By John O’Sullivan Connacht Rugby Club & Community are inviting male and female youth players to join Paul Boyle and Sean Masterson, two Connacht back-row forwards, for a totalhealth Virtual ProZone session next week.
Get the latest ahead of Friday night’s crucial Guinness PRO14 match-up with Ospreys at Kingspan Stadium in our match day guide. MATCH DETAILS Competition: Guinness PRO14 Round 13 Venue: Kingspan Stadium Date...
