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Rob SutherlandSports Journalist and Digital Producer

Rob Sutherland has never won SuperCoach NRL but he always has an opinion on how you might. Renowned as much for his deep collection of Hawaiian shirts as he is for his depth of statistical SuperCoach analysis, our podcast regular is here to fix your team – and hopefully keep you entertained along the way.

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Widdop throws McGregor under the bus

Gareth Widdop either has a short memory or a convenient one. Whatever the case, it was a bit average how the St George Illawarra skipper all but threw Paul McGregor under the bus.

Mundine, Dib visit massacre survivors

They’ve endured hundreds of hours of physical punishment to become boxing world champions, but nothing prepared Anthony Mundine and Billy Dib for what they saw in Christchurch Hospital’s emergency ward.

Rugby

Canterbury Crusaders players and staff come together during their Captain's Run training session after observing two minute's silence, a week on from the Christchurch terror attack, at 11.32am Sydney time, at The Scots College, in Sydney, Friday, March 22, 2019. The Crusaders face the Waratahs at the SCG on Saturday. (AAP Image/Dan Himbrechts) NO ARCHIVING

Crusaders in air during terror

Crusaders vice-captain Matt Todd has revealed the agonising wait for information on last week’s Christchurch terror attack, with the team boarding a flight in the midst of the massacre.

Winx not easing up with finish line in sight

Champion mare Winx is showing no signs of slowing down. She is still winning, still so dominant, so why retire her at all?

ExclusiveAmerican Sports

Golden State Warriors center Andrew Bogut (12) is hit across the face as he scores against San Antonio Spurs center Jakob Poeltl (25) during the first half of an NBA basketball game, in San Antonio, Monday, March 18, 2019. (AP Photo/Eric Gay)

Boy to man: Bogut’s whirlwind return to NBA circus

Andrew Bogut describes his ‘whirlwind’ return to the NBA, a move that happened so fast the Australian star is still waiting for the jet lag to catch up to him.

Exciting youngster returns to Matildas

The Matildas have one of Australia’s brightest young talents back in their arsenal two months out from the World Cup, with coach Ante Milici naming a strong squad to face the United States.

Sydney Kings poach coach from the NBA

The Sydney Kings have announced the appoint of Boomers assistant coach Will Weaver to replace Andrew Gaze as head coach.

Rugby

Tate the spark Reds need this Sunday

Tate McDermott is the spark who can fix the Reds’ slow starts when it’s needed most to beat the Brumbies on Sunday afternoon.

Bulldogs

Why the Bulldogs dumped Rhyse Martin

How a player who broke a record in his rookie season, Rhyse Martin, can’t get a start in the league’s bottom-placed team remains a mystery for Bulldogs fans.

Eels

Eels rookie ready to turn back on club for big money

Parramatta wonder boy Dylan Brown has spoken of throwing himself onto the open market at the end of this season, saying: “Every kid wants to be a millionaire”.

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