Cornes: US Masters is a thing of beauty
The golf world may be fractured, but to witness the Augusta National is one of ‘life’s great experiences’ writes Graham Cornes.
The golf world may be fractured, but to witness the Augusta National is one of ‘life’s great experiences’ writes Graham Cornes.
With so much promise at the end of 2023, Graham Cornes unpacks what has gone wrong with the Crows and their woeful start to the season.
Back in Graham Cornes’ day, some players would sneak a few pints of beer after training. But the world has changed … Cornesy analyses whether the AFL’s drug policy is working.
The evidence is there. Players may scoff at the suggestion that they have succumbed to a premiership hangover, but Collingwood are in a world of pain at the moment, writes Graham Cornes.
The Adelaide Crows players play for their coach, which is why Matthew Nicks deserves to complete this rebuild writes Graham Cornes.
The saying goes we shouldn’t speak ill of those who have left us – but with this footy villain that is impossible, writes Graham Cornes.
Anyone with half a football brain can see that Powell-Pepper’s initial aim was not to bump, writes Graham Cornes.
You can’t tell much from a trial game but Sam Powell-Pepper won’t be the only one with something to think about this weekend, writes Graham Cornes.
The AFL is up to its old tricks again tweaking a series of rules ahead of the season. As Graham Cornes writes, most of them simply fix problems caused by previous changes.
We like to think we are an egalitarian society, when in reality we are increasingly a population of haves and have-nots, writes Graham Cornes.
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