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A Set small text size A Set default text size A Set large text size Broncos star Patrick Carrigan faces the prospect of missing out on the remainder of the regular season through suspension after being referred straight to an NRL court for his “horrendous” hip-drop overcoming Jackson Hastings in Saturday night’s angry defeat to the Wests Tigers. He will appear in court on Tuesday night to face charges of dangerous behavior for a tackle in the 73rd minute Lock Tigers hobbled and was on crutches on the sidelines after the game with fears he had a syndesmosis injury and will not play again this year. Interim coach Brett Kimmorley was outraged by the incident. “I thought it was a normal tackle,” said Kimmorley. “It’s something that creeps into the game a bit and needs attention because it’s a horrendous tackle and the result can be really bad.” Broncos coach Kevin Walters denied Carrigan’s tackle was intentional and was one of those things that happened “in the

Neighboring star Ryan Moloney has revealed that he is eyeing acting roles again after shifting his focus to a career in construction. In an interview with Mark Dolan on GB News last night, Ryan, 42, who has played Jarrod ‘Toadfish’ Rebecchi on soap operas since 1995, said that after the success of this week’s finale, he was again considering working on a large and small scale. screen. ‘I want to do more acting and more TV and movies. I want to come to England and try one of your plays. It would be really special’ he said. Neighboring star Ryan Moloney (pictured) has revealed that he is eyeing acting roles again after shifting his focus to a career in construction. Ryan explained: ‘I just didn’t say no to anything and in the meantime I was doing civil construction. ‘I’m about to start doing civil construction and have to do what every little kid dreams of and learn how to drive a truck and excavator and dig a big hole, so this is all one big adventure.’ Asked how much contact h

After an incredible victory at The Open, coach Cameron Smith believes the Australian can become world number one. Key points: Coach Grant Field says number one ranking within Cameron Smith’s reach Smith takes a few weeks off after winning The Open at St Andrews Field believes that the US PGA Tour and LIV Golf should join forces for the sake of the players Grant Field returned to Australia on Wednesday having been alongside Smith during his victory at The Open at St Andrews earlier this week, birding six behind nine to come from behind to win. Field said it was amazing to be there to see Smith achieve “an incredible feat”. “It’s something I can’t even describe,” he told ABC Radio Brisbane. “Going into the last round he had a chance to win and as the nine defenders started to open up and become more real, we headed to the 18th green. “When he puts out and only Rory (McIlroy) comes in, and when the ball Rory doesn’t find the trophy for the eagles in the last we all go crazy. “It was amazi

He is also the emblem of Geelong this year. While he has been a good performer for a long time, what he represents is how Geelong draws something from the cast in the role. Tom Atkins’ game last week was very good in possession. He had a run-with role with Sam Walsh on Saturday night and while Walsh is one of the Blues’ best players, Atkins’ pressure around the contest is still significant. Geelong has had an impact on this cast of Atkins, Brad Close, Max Holmes, Mark O’Connor and even Gryan Miers, all of whom have pace and are used to the high-pressure games Geelong plays. Geelong killed Carlton on turnover, which is an area that has improved dramatically in 2022, and it was pressure from the fast fringe type that was significant in that change. Jeremy Cameron benefits and helps make it happen. Football analysts will always look at these seemingly immeasurable elements of pressure in football and conclude that they are an essential ingredient in any major league. Geelong, now at