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Wayne Bennett made his position very clear: “That’s not our game”.
Four years ago Swans and Hawthorn great Lance Franklin was mobbed at the SCG after kicking his 1000th AFL goal.
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The NRL now finds itself facing a similar situation with an unlikely star at the centre.
While “Buddy” Franklin was the biggest name in the AFL, the unassuming South Sydney Rabbitohs winger Alex Johnston finds himself on the cusp of the record books.
South Sydney coach Wayne Bennett says the team won't be distracted by Alex Johnston's looming try-scoring record when they face the Roosters, insisting the milestone will happen naturally as the focus remains on executing their game plan.
Wayne Bennett has made it clear that Alex Johnston's pursuit of the all-time try-scoring record won't distract his team from the task at hand against the Roosters this week. Bennett dismissed suggestions that the milestone has become a focus within the playing group, stating the team's preparation remains firmly on their own performance.
"We want him to get there, but we've all got our jobs to do, and we've got all our parts to play in the team. The opposition doesn't give a damn about Alex's record. So why would we focus on it? The bottom line, it'll happen, and when it happens we'll all celebrate."
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Explore the latest developments concerning ‘Gutless’ Bailey Smith.
Footy journalist Caroline Wilson has once again hit out at both Bailey Smith and the Geelong Football Club in the wake of the side's Mad Monday scandal last year.
In a scathing address, the Channel Seven star branded Smith 'gutless' and claimed that he 'makes horrible comments about women'.
It is not the first time that the respected reporter has blasted Smith and Geelong for their controversial post-season antics, which saw the Cats midfielder mock Wilson with a post on Instagram last year.
Smith, aged 25, had posed for a photograph with teammate Max Holmes during the team's fancy-dress Mad Monday party, with Holmes dressed as Wilson.
The Geelong Cats footy star has come under fire from sports reporter Caroline Wilson following his pointed dig at her during the team's controversial Mad Monday celebrations last year.Â
Caroline Wilson has unleashed on Bailey Smith five months after his offensive social media post during the AFL Mad Monday celebrations.
The Geelong Cats star player set tongues wagging in October last year after sharing an Instagram post poking fun at the sports journalist.
Smith's teammate Max Holmes, who was dressed as Seven's AFL reporter as part of the Cats' Mad Monday dress-up party, posed for a picture alongside the 25-year-old midfielder, who was dressed as Legends of the Fall's Tristan Ludlow.
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Explore the latest developments concerning ‘Gutless’ Bailey Smith.
Footy journalist Caroline Wilson has once again hit out at both Bailey Smith and the Geelong Football Club in the wake of the side's Mad Monday scandal last year.
In a scathing address, the Channel Seven star branded Smith 'gutless' and claimed that he 'makes horrible comments about women'.
It is not the first time that the respected reporter has blasted Smith and Geelong for their controversial post-season antics, which saw the Cats midfielder mock Wilson with a post on Instagram last year.
Smith, aged 25, had posed for a photograph with teammate Max Holmes during the team's fancy-dress Mad Monday party, with Holmes dressed as Wilson.
The Geelong Cats footy star has come under fire from sports reporter Caroline Wilson following his pointed dig at her during the team's controversial Mad Monday celebrations last year.Â
Caroline Wilson has unleashed on Bailey Smith five months after his offensive social media post during the AFL Mad Monday celebrations.
The Geelong Cats star player set tongues wagging in October last year after sharing an Instagram post poking fun at the sports journalist.
Smith's teammate Max Holmes, who was dressed as Seven's AFL reporter as part of the Cats' Mad Monday dress-up party, posed for a picture alongside the 25-year-old midfielder, who was dressed as Legends of the Fall's Tristan Ludlow.
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Explore the latest developments concerning Cam Smith opens.
It was not that long ago Cam Smith possessed two of the five most important trophies in the game.
The Aussie first recognised on tour for his wispy mullet and moustache combo emerged as a world-beater in 2022 with wins at The Players at TPC Sawgrass and The Open at St Andrews.
When he soon jumped ship for LIV Golf, Smith was ranked the second best player in the world.
Golf, of course, is a fickle pursuit. Nobody at that stage could have been absolutely sure whether Smith was on an unstoppable path towards multiple major victories. Or, indeed, if he was riding a wave with a smelting-hot putter that would have given 2015 Jordan Spieth a run for his money.
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Cam Smith is uncertain if the spotlight will shift from him to young Australian Elvis Smylie at LIV Golf's Adelaide tournament.
"Maybe. Perhaps," Smith said ahead of Thursday's opening round at the Grange in Adelaide.
"I still feel like there's a lot of pressure on myself and the team to perform well this week.
"It's our biggest week of the year. To have the home crowd behind you, you don't want to let them down.
Fans celebrate at the Grange Golf Club following the 2025 announcement that LIV Golf is set to remain in Adelaide until at least 2031. (ABC News)
For one last time, Grange Golf Club's "Watering Hole" is ready for a weekend of LIV Golf shenanigans.
The tee box of the par three is now surrounded by low-rise spectator stands, including the "BYD Shark Shack" (starting from $1,000) and the "Beach Club", which offers a shaded lounge, all-inclusive bar and "all-day chef-curated dining".
It's from these hospitality tents that well-hydrated punters showered American golfer Patrick Reed with beer last year after he landed an improbable hole-in-one.
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Explore the latest developments concerning Steve Smith In.
A moment of rare on-field confusion involving two modern-day greats lit up social media during the Sydney Thunder vs Sydney Sixers Big Bash League clash, as Steve Smith’s baffled reaction went viral after Babar Azam failed to stop a ball from reaching the boundary.
The incident occurred when Nic Maddinson struck a powerful straight drive that flew past the bowler and raced towards the long-on and long-off region. Steve Smith, representing the Sydney Sixers, was positioned at long off, while Pakistan star Babar Azam was stationed at long on. Anticipating a routine stop, both fielders sprinted in to cut off the shot.
A funny fielding mistake between Steve Smith and Babar Azam caused frustration during the Sydney Thunder vs Sydney Sixers clash in BBL 2025-26, leaving commentators laughing.
The drama unfolded on the fourth ball of the 16th over, when southpaw Nick Maddison hit a shot over the bowler’s head. Steve Smith ran from long-off, expecting Babar Azam, who visibly seemed closer to the ball, at long-on to slide in and stop it. But Babar hesitated and didn’t put a dive to save the ball, letting it reach the boundary. Steve Smith shot a frustrated look at the bowler, failing to hide his emotions.
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England is suddenly in the driver's seat of the final Ashes Test on the back of 22-year-old Jacob Bethell's maiden first-class century in just his sixth Test match.
Earlier on day four, Australia was bowled out for 567 in its first innings, with Steve Smith scoring 138 as England skipper Ben Stokes limped off with an adductor injury.
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The groundsman with the big stick is taking a little time to even out the footmarks. A fair amount of work for him so far today.
Rising English star Jacob Bethell has hit a massive milestone in style as the Poms fight back, after overtaking Australia on Day 4.
Is today the last day of Ashes cricket for the summer?
Australia is in a commanding position heading into day four at the SCG, and England are known to collapse quickly, particularly at this ground with the Ashes already gone.
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After the feud between Cricket Australia and the ABC reopened during the Sydney Test, a tense truce has been called after a night time conversation to simmer the media stoush, CRASH CRADDOCK reveals.
Superstar batter completed his second century of the 2025-26 Ashes series on Monday
England's most prolific batter Joe Root concedes it's possible his heroic century at the SCG will come in his final Ashes appearance on Australian soil.
It must be noted, though, that while the next Ashes Test in Australia is scheduled for the summer of 2029-30, Root may return down under sooner, given the two teams are set to meet in the 150th Anniversary Test at the MCG in March 2027.
Root's Monday was spent batting in his customary No.4 position, helping the tourists to their largest innings total of the series.
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