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  • How a ‘Critta’ and a ‘chook’ put the bark back in the Dogs | Dogs coach defiant as Crichton, Galv…

    How a ‘Critta’ and a ‘chook’ put the bark back in the Dogs | Dogs coach defiant as Crichton, Galv…

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    How a 'Critta' and a 'chook' put the bark back in the Dogs

    Headless chook or cut snake is how Bulldogs teammates refer to their halfback Lachie Glavin, but as long as he keeps that kind of energy Canterbury has a firm shot at the NRL finals. 

    Galvin has been part of all six wins from their last eight games, while five-eighth Stephen Crichton has been his halves partner in three of them. 

    Sean O’Sullivan combined with Galvin well in the 32-0 win over Wests Tigers and branded the young No.7 a superb rising talent even though he “runs around like a headless chook”. 

    “He runs around like a cut snake – he’s young and full of energy. Somethings that might go unnoticed are his organisation and leadership,” Tracey said.  

    Dogs coach defiant as Crichton, Galvin reunite

    Bulldogs coach Cameron Ciraldo says he’s not worried about Stephen Crichton and Lachlan Galvin teaming up in the halves, despite the club finding success last week with Sean O’Sullivan stepping into the role.

    Three different halves pairings have been fielded by Ciraldo over the course of this season as he looks to find the winning formula for his team.

    Crichton and Galvin have seemingly got the nod to stick to that role for the time being.

    Matt Burton held onto the No.6 jersey at the start of the season before being switched to the centres – a role he has played at club and representative level – while Crichton moved into the halves in round 16 against Manly.

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    'Doesn't make sense': NRL fans left fuming after Bulldogs star dropped

    Bulldogs fans are questioning the club's decision to dump Sean O'Sullivan back to the bench to accommodate the return of Stephen Crichton. On Tuesday, coach Cameron Ciraldo named Crichton at five-eighth to partner halfback Lachie Galvin for the Bulldogs' clash with the Warriors on Saturday.

    O'Sullivan has been demoted to the bench despite performing well in the 32-0 victory over the Wests Tigers last weekend. O'Sullivan proved to be just what the doctor ordered amid a need for the Bulldogs to pick an organising half to allow Galvin to run.

    Stephen Crichton is back in the No.6 jersey after a week off. Image: Getty

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  • Kane and Bellingham put on a show in England’s thrilling win over Croatia | Kane double fires Eng…

    Kane and Bellingham put on a show in England’s thrilling win over Croatia | Kane double fires Eng…

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    Kane double fires England past Croatia in World Cup thriller

    Harry Kane scores twice, while Jude Bellingham and Marcus Rashford also net, as England beat Croatia 4-2 in 2026 opener.

    Harry Kane scored twice in the first half as England eventually saw off Croatia 4-2 to launch their World Cup assault in Texas.

    Jude Bellingham, immediately after half-time, and substitute Marcus Rashford with five minutes to go ensured a winning start for Thomas Tuchel’s side after Croatia had fought back to level at 2-2 in Wednesday’s game.

    The prolific Kane twice put England ahead in the first half – one a retaken penalty – only for Martin Baturina and Petar Musa to hit back for 2018 runners-up Croatia.

    FIFA World Cup 2026 LIVE updates: England beat Croatia 4-2; Ronaldo’s Portugal draw 1-1 with DR Congo as Ghana, Panama, Uzbekistan and Colombia in action today

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    The Portuguese team paid tribute to Diogo Jota ahead of their match against the Democratic Republic of the Congo in Houston earlier this morning.

    The Liverpool player died in a car accident with his brother in Spain last year.

    Portuguese players wore wristbands with Jota’s name on them and a photo of the footballer was shown on screens ahead of kick-off.

    Houston: Cristiano Ronaldo and his Portugal teammates were surprisingly held to a 1-1 draw by the Democratic Republic of Congo on Thursday at 2am (AEST) in their opening match at the World Cup.

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  • Devils prepared to put forward monster deal for Pies midfielder | Tassie’s $7m plot to poach Pi…

    Devils prepared to put forward monster deal for Pies midfielder | Tassie’s $7m plot to poach Pi…

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    Devils prepared to put forward monster deal for Pies midfielder

    Tasmania is prepared to put forward a seven-year deal to Beau McCreery

    TASMANIA has made Collingwood midfielder Beau McCreery a serious target for its list build as the Devils hit the market.

    AFL.com.au can reveal McCreery, who turned 25 this week, has been identified as a real player of interest for the Devils with their suite of list concessions soon to come into effect.

    It is understood the Devils would be prepared to put forward a deal up to seven years to lure McCreery as a prominent signing, at a rate of around $1 million a season.

    Last year, there were 58 players in the AFL who were paid at least $1 million, with that number set to increase again this year and be closer to 75 players by the end of 2027 when the current Collective Bargaining Agreement ends.

    Tassie’s $7m plot to poach Pie via list loophole; three-team race for free agent — Trade Whispers

    Tasmania is plotting a multi-million dollar play for a Collingwood young gun – just not the one you think.

    Plus a Melbourne free agent is said to be attracting interest from two interstate clubs as the race for his signature heats up. Read on in Trade Whispers.

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    Tasmania is primed to try and poach Collingwood’s Beau McCreery using one of its big list build concessions, it’s been revealed.

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    Geelong and Brisbane stars in play as Tassie make call on signing Nick Daicos

    The Tasmania Devils have reportedly ruled out pursuing AFL players who are under contract, meaning the likes of Nick Daicos, Sam Darcy and Harry Sheezel are all out of play. But big-name stars like Logan Morris from Brisbane, Nasiah Wanganeen-Milera from St Kilda and Jeremy Cameron from Geelong could be on the table.

    The Devils will enter the AFL competition in 2028 and would love a big fish signing like Gold Coast got with Gary Ablett. Collingwood star Daicos has been a constant source of speculation and rumours over a potential move to Tassie, and the man himself hasn't categorically ruled it out.

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  • Forecast rough seas put iconic Rottnest Channel Swim in doubt | Swimmer braces for Rottnest swim …

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    Forecast rough seas put iconic Rottnest Channel Swim in doubt

    Thousands of competitors are gearing up to take on the 2026 Rottnest Channel Swim this Saturday. (ABC News: Eliza Laschon)

    As thousands of people prepare to tackle Western Australia's most iconic open water swimming event, strong weather warnings are threatening to grind it to a halt just 48 hours before it begins.

    The Rottnest Channel Swim is set to take place on Saturday, with swimmers and their logistical teams monitoring every gust, every current and every announcement as months of preparation hangs in the balance.

    The Bureau of Meteorology is forecasting strong nautical winds of 30 knots, or about 55 kilometres per hour, on Saturday morning.

    Swimmer braces for Rottnest swim amid weather concerns

    Training nine times a week is no small feat — but for 18-year-old Bianca Monaco, its just part of the process as she gears up to take on Saturday’s Rottnest Channel Swim after a triumphant win last year.

    But unpredictable weather forecasted for the weekend could put that plan into limbo.

    “I’m pretty excited, but I’m definitely starting to feel the nerves with the weather,” Ms Monaco said.

    Rottnest Channel Swim Association organisers on Wednesday were “closely monitoring the weather forecast” in the lead-up to the open water event.

    Individual skippers of the boats used to support swimmers were also advised to consider the weather advice before they decide to set out early on Saturday morning.

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    The 20-kilometre swim bringing a Perth family back to where it all began

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    Competing in this year’s Rottnest Swim will be a full-circle moment for Nancy Shaw and her family.

    It was at the Rottnest Hotel more than 20 years ago when Shaw first officially met her husband Jason after he had completed the swim, although their paths had crossed on previous occasions.

    “I just finished an internship and qualified for the World Championships for Great Britain in the triathlon and it happened to be in New Zealand and Queenstown in 2003 in December,” Shaw said.

    “Then my best friend from university was living in Perth, and she was like, ‘You need to come to Perth for Christmas’.

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