Bransen Gibson

1 month ago | abc.net.au | Bransen Gibson |Brianna Melville |Natasha Schapova

The Kalannie Bulldogs from WA's Wheatbelt have travelled to Victoria to play the Bannockburn Tigers in a pre-season friendly. About 100 people made the trip from WA to honour Jack Satchell, a former player from both teams. The clubs say there is talk of Bannockburn visiting the tiny town of Kalannie in the future. Two football teams from country towns on opposite sides of Australia have faced off in Victoria to honour a late mate who belonged to both clubs.

2 months ago | arrowheadaddict.com | Bransen Gibson

Maybe Tom Brady is the evil sorcerer behind the Chiefs' postseason meltdown. It makes sense. In the wake of Kansas City’s Super Bowl LIX loss to the Philadelphia Eagles, there has been gloomy analysis within Chiefs Kingdom about how things could have gone so badly wrong. Some Chiefs' fans have highlighted the breakdown of the offensive line and the uncharacteristically poor play from Patrick Mahomes as the reasons Kansas City lost 40-22.

2 months ago | arrowheadaddict.com | Bransen Gibson

After six years of greatness, one game at the end of an incredible run got away from the Chiefs. Yes, the Kansas City Chiefs lost a football game in brutal, brutal fashion, and it happened on the biggest stage of them all, the Super Bowl. The Chiefs got smashed by the Philadelphia Eagles 40-22 in a game where nothing went right for them. Defeat is not a word strong enough for what the Chiefs endured in the form of a 40-22 loss to the Philadelphia Eagles.

2 months ago | arrowheadaddict.com | Bransen Gibson

They hate us 'cause they ain't us. Once upon a time, not that long ago, it felt like the whole National Football League world was rooting for the Kansas City Chiefs. Oh, how things have changed. Six years ago, the Chiefs, a seemingly forever cursed franchise that hadn’t won a Super Bowl in 50 years, were the feel-good story of the league.

2 months ago | abc.net.au | Natasha Harradine |Bransen Gibson

The Foxtel Group has been made to apologise to some of its Kayo and Binge customers after it incorrectly advised that its streaming services would be cancelled. In late January, Foxtel announced Kayo Sports and Binge would no longer be available in hundreds of Australian postcodes defined as "very remote" by the Australian Bureau of Statistics.