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As Football gets serious... Alpha corners the men who hold season 2010 in their hands. We have an exclusive interview with STEVE JOHNSON, the Geelong star that sees things others don’t. Mark Thompson (and others) tell why. ROBBIE FARAH, the tough yet creative Tigers skipper tells why his team should…

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Master Kef

Master Kef

An absolute champion from a golden Wallabies era, TOUTAI KEFU made the No.8 jumper his own.

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When Rugby Goes Soft

When Rugby Goes Soft

Thanks to the miracle of the carrier pigeon and pony express, news has finally filtered through to the Bucket’s ears of all the goings-on at rugby outfit Western Force. After Kiwi ex-All Blacks type John Mitchell was installed, we all assumed everything would be relatively fine and left them to…

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Getting Out The Blame Stick

Getting Out The Blame Stick

In news guaranteed to generate pity in absolutely no-one in Australia, the boss of failing French rugby team Toulon has been moaning about how it’s all gone wrong for him. “Volatile millionaire” (rich, interfering, mercenary tantrum-haver) Mourad Boudjellal has looked at the crop of big-name signings (including a knacked Sonny…

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All Bets Are Off

In his pursuit of cheap wealth through gambling, the Bucket has already been sadly humbled. Part one of his carefully thought-out trifecta (a team of English toddlers to beat the Wallabies for the Creche Cup) went west last night thanks to Matt Giteau, leaving only Fiji to beat the Kangaroos…

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When Wallabies Are Bunny Rabbits

When Wallabies Are Bunny Rabbits

The Wallabies’ rugby tour is – like Movember – a bit hairy, slow-going and worthy, but sometime at Christ-I-should-really-get-to-bed o’clock on Sunday morning, the men in green and gold will actually play a game against the Poms with a little bit of interest in it. Both sides have seen big…

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Wallabies in Not Too Bad Shock

The Rugby World Cup created a new class in Australian society. An invisible class – you knew they were there; sometimes they asked for change on street corners. You would see them sat in the park, hoping the pigeons would accept food from them. On bad days, kids would poke…

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