Bitter Sam Kerr truth Australia has to accept
It’s still six months out from the Paris Olympics but Matildas fans will just have to accept the painful Sam Kerr reality staring us in the face.
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Kerr provides update after injury
The soccer star has thanked her “nurse queen” for help since it was revealed a recent injury would cut her Olympic dream short.
Kerr provides update after injury
The soccer star has thanked her “nurse queen” for help since it was revealed a recent injury would cut her Olympic dream short.
The ‘glimmer of hope’ in Kerr’s fading Olympic dream
Sam Kerr can’t defy scientific history to regain full fitness in time for the Paris Olympics, but there is a very specific role that could keep her chances of appearing alive.
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