Roos slams new 'ridiculous' rules
Sydney coach Paul Roos has branded the AFL's updated interchange procedures as "ridiculous".
- Contrary Demons lack skill
- North rookie out with lung injury
- Crows too hot as Demons warm up
- Robbing Tadhg to pay for Nick
- Doggies' turn to demonise Dockers
- Roos set to play on at Carrara despite crowd
- VFL Defeat and injuries deepen Box Hill's gloom
- Samantha Lane Bombers are flying on empty
- Rohan Connolly No hanging matter
- Rohan Connolly Dons' risk without responsibility
- Rohan Connolly Collingwood's bench press
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Australia bids to host 2009-10 Club World Cups
Australia will look to build on its reputation as a host of major events by bidding to stage the 2009 and 2010 FIFA Club World Cups.
- Pompey rules: Kanu can as silverware sails into Portsmouth
- Staying up beats FA win: Redknapp
- Del Piero signs off in style for Juventus
- Heaven for Lyon with seventh title in a row
- Rangers remain hopeful despite setback
- Double joy for Olympiakos
- Spanish surprises for Euro 2008 squad
- Michael Lynch Victory and FFA again at odds over player release
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Symonds tunes up with punishing knock
Andrew Symonds sounds a warning to the West Indies ahead of their three-Test series after launching his tour with a hard-hitting 86 against a Jamaica XI.
Rossi celebrates 90th victory
Valentino Rossi wins the French MotoGP at Le Mans, riding a Yamaha to record his 90th career win in all categories.
Time bonus gives Ricco a lift
Italy's Riccardo Ricco of the Saunier Duval team gains 20 seconds on his rivals in the Giro d'Italia by winning the eighth stage from Rivisondoli to Tivoli.
Second gold for Queenslander
Australia's Bronte Barratt wins the 200 metres freestyle for her second individual gold medal in 24 hours at the Santa Clara Grand Prix in California.
Vixens steal the thunder
The Melbourne Vixens down the Adelaide Thunderbirds 52-46 in a clash between two Australian powerhouses in the trans-Tasman championship.
Tough road trip steels NSW for final assault
Waratahs believe the difficult three-match road trip that ended their season and produced a home semi-final against the Sharks has battle-hardened them for finals football.
Debutante scores in Hockeyroos victory
Champions Trophy debutante Casey Eastham makes a dream start to the tournament for the Hockeyroos, scoring their opening goal in a 2-0 win over Japan in Germany.
Jackson off target, but gets the win
Lauren Jackson makes a successful start to her WNBA campaign, leading Seattle to a 67-61 season-opening victory over Chicago.
Jamaican bolts in after slow start
Jamaican world 200 metres silver medallist Usain Bolt overcomes a slow start to run 9.92 seconds, the second-fastest 100 metres of the year, in Trinidad.
Elkington chasing US pair in Atlanta Classic
Australian Steve Elkington is five shots off the pace at the Atlanta Classic, in which American Charles Howell III holds a one-shot lead over Kenny Perry.
Depleted Storm set to regroup
The Melbourne Storm has not written off the next two games that it would play without its state-of-origin stars.
Nolen out for months
Jockey Luke Nolen is in a stable condition after his nasty fall at Doomben, but is expected to be out of action for several months.
Celebrating a famous win: Blueboys and Moran boys
It may not be the most famous Carlton photograph of all time but it's very special in the eyes of former club champion Peter "Percy" Jones.
Big Brown's charge
Once again it was Big Brown first and the rest nowhere in the second leg of the colt's shot at the Triple Crown.
- Carlton says it tried
- 'Big Wave' conquered
- Covic stakes his claim
- Super Bowl XLII
- When Harbhajan wouldn't walk
- 2007's wacky highlights
- Cyclists hit the deck
- Bee swarm disrupts Test
- Getting high at Perisher
- Pro makes half-pipe look easy
- Rocca rocked in NFL debut
- Brisbane boy dazzles Man U
- Shark rule for surfing
- Javelin spears long-jumper
