Marc Bazeley
@marcbazeley.bsky.social
Journalism tutor at News Associates by day, the Shed Seven of rugby league writers and other nonsense by night.
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What's the solution though? Possibly too many issues to address in one posts (realistic possible hosts, commercial considerations, format, holding men's, women's and wheelchair tournaments together or seperately etc) but I get what you're saying
November 23, 2025 at 8:57 AM
What's the solution though? Possibly too many issues to address in one posts (realistic possible hosts, commercial considerations, format, holding men's, women's and wheelchair tournaments together or seperately etc) but I get what you're saying
One other thing I meant to mention was the RU international at Wembley the following week between South Africa and Japan only attracted around 23k, and I didn't hear any wailing from them.
Sadly, some people in RL aren't happy unless they're complaining - and it's usually about the wrong thing
Sadly, some people in RL aren't happy unless they're complaining - and it's usually about the wrong thing
November 15, 2025 at 11:57 AM
One other thing I meant to mention was the RU international at Wembley the following week between South Africa and Japan only attracted around 23k, and I didn't hear any wailing from them.
Sadly, some people in RL aren't happy unless they're complaining - and it's usually about the wrong thing
Sadly, some people in RL aren't happy unless they're complaining - and it's usually about the wrong thing
One of the (many) things I love about rugby league is how, in this country at least, its a sport which has remained rooted in its communities.
That authenticity is (or should be) one of its greatest strengths. Unfortunately, it's also one of its greatest weaknesses
That authenticity is (or should be) one of its greatest strengths. Unfortunately, it's also one of its greatest weaknesses
November 9, 2025 at 12:42 PM
One of the (many) things I love about rugby league is how, in this country at least, its a sport which has remained rooted in its communities.
That authenticity is (or should be) one of its greatest strengths. Unfortunately, it's also one of its greatest weaknesses
That authenticity is (or should be) one of its greatest strengths. Unfortunately, it's also one of its greatest weaknesses
My favourite thing about this how referee Robin Whitfield calmly trots over then gestures at Bernardin to get up after he's been ironed out all the way to HIA land.
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November 6, 2025 at 4:47 PM
My favourite thing about this how referee Robin Whitfield calmly trots over then gestures at Bernardin to get up after he's been ironed out all the way to HIA land.