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It's the time to shine |
REPUTATIONS will be on the line in the once-in-a-lifetime AFL match between the nation's best players at the MCG, according to the opposing captains.
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Brown a certain starter for Victoria |
VICTORIA captain Jonathan Brown says he is a certain starter for Saturday night's AFL Hall Of Fame tribute match at the MCG.
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Eagles hit by Jones injury |
WEST Coast forward Chad Jones could be out for the season after suffering a suspected broken ankle at training on Friday.
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Black wary of another lost year |
BRISBANE LIONS ace Simon Black has admitted he is "concerned" about potentially having another season ruined by osteitis pubis.
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Fame passion underestimated: Eade |
THE desire of AFL players to be part of the Hall of Fame game has been vastly underestimated, Western Bulldogs coach Rodney Eade said.
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Roos hold off gallant Kiwis |
AUSTRALIA continued their recent dominance of New Zealand with a mixture of sublime skill and brutal efficiency to win the Centenary Test 28-12 at the SCG.
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Remarkable life of greatest coach |
"DING Dong, the witch is dead." With these words, Jack Gibson brought Parramatta Leagues Club auditorium to a standstill after he had led the Eels to their first premiership in 1981.
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Battling Kiwis earn some respect |
AT least it was an improvement on their last effort.
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League legend passes away |
THE rugby league world was tonight mourning the death of coach of the century Jack Gibson after a two-year battle with Alzheimer's disease and dementia.
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Saffy staying with Dragons |
ST GEORGE Illawarra forward Jarrod Saffy has extended his stay at the NRL club for a further two years.
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Union celebrates new deal |
SYDNEY FC midfielder Simon Colosimo has declared a "great day for A-League players" after a collective bargaining agreement was introduced, raising salary cap and minimum wage levels while also improving player entitlements over the next five years.
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FFA create bargaining agreement |
FOOTBALL Federation Australia (FFA) announced a collective bargaining agreement with the Australian Professional Footballers' Association, which will see progressive salary cap and wage increases at A-League clubs for the next five years.
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Cassio under doctor's orders |
CASSIO is going home to Brazil to put his faith in the hands of the doctor who worked on Ronaldo during the 2002 World Cup finals.
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Sydney commit to stadium |
SYDNEY FC have committed to continue playing their A-League home games at the Sydney Football Stadium until 2016.
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Teen earns Victory debut |
TEENAGE striker Nathan Elasi will make his Melbourne Victory debut in the Asian Champions League game against Chunnam Dragons in South Korea.
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Force hopes sunk by Hurricanes |
THE Hurricanes boosted their semi-final prospects and extinguished the Western Force's flickering playoff hopes in the process with a 21-10 victory in torrential rain in Wellington.
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Win or bust for Waratahs |
THE Super 14 semi-finals come early for NSW when they take on the red-hot Stormers before a 50,000 sellout crowd in Cape Town this weekend.
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Blues' duo cleared to play |
BLUES skipper Troy Flavell and prop Tony Woodcock have both passed fitness tests and will play against the Highlanders in Saturday night's clash in Dunedin.
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Force duo available for Deans |
THE backline stocks of incoming Australia coach Robbie Deans has received a boost after news that Western Force duo Ryan Cross and Scott Staniforth should both be available for the first Wallabies squad.
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Coach's warning over new No.15 |
NEW South Wales coach Ewen McKenzie has dared the Stormers to rain kicks down on his new full-back Lote Tuqiri after confirming a handful of radical changes to the side for Sunday morning's Super 14 blockbuster.
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