Queensland Reds hooker Saia Faingaa is set to miss Saturday night's season-opening Super Rugby grudge match with New South Wales Waratahs due to an ankle injury. Faingaa failed to train with the Reds on Monday afternoon at Ballymore with understudy James

James Hanson is likely to miss the whole of City's manic March after a scan confirmed a tear in his adductor muscle. The striker could be sidelined for up to six weeks, which would rule him out of the hectic schedule coming up, although the club hope he

Special to the Courier Two years ago, Granite Mountain Middle School student Daxton Bryce placed third in the Yavapai County Spelling Bee. In 2011, he didn't make it out of his school to the county level. This year, he said, he was "going for the win." T

STOKE City defender Andrew Davies broke Vale hearts by heading home an injury-time equaliser to salvage a 1-1 draw for Bradford City last night. Louis Dodds put Vale ahead with a stunning volley just before the break at Valley Parade... and the visitors

Mark Lawn declared his Valentine’s Day love for Andrew Davies before the game – so imagine what he must be thinking about the loan defender after last night’s late, late show! Davies played the ‘get out of jail’ card with a stoppage-time header and earne

Rather like waiting for a London bus, you wait some time for a decent exhibition of landscape art and then two come along at once, or, at least, one behind the other. Just opened at the Royal Academy in Piccadilly, London, is the much anticipated and now

University of Queensland's (UQ) Mike Harris has been given first crack at the no.10 Queensland Reds jersey vacated by the injured Quade Cooper, named in the starting line-up for Saturday's trial against the ACT Brumbies in Cairns. Harris will commence th

City have been urged to build their future around James Hanson and not think about cashing in on him. Phil Parkinson has got Hanson playing his best football since his debut year in the league. That form is attracting inevitable rumours of other clubs sn

James Hanson would have been advised to switch his phone off on Saturday night. The City striker was in for a long evening otherwise from a text pest. Half of them must get bullied at home by the missus so they come to the game and have a shout at the bi

Nahki Wells is happy to keep playing the role of “scruffy” sidekick in City’s fruitful strike partnership with James Hanson. Wells and Hanson hit the net again in the FA Cup at Watford – the third time they have both scored in the last four games. He wi

Mark Lawn may have lost his beard but City slipped out of the FA Cup with their credibility and confidence still in place. It was no close shave like the joint-chairman enjoyed after the game – though it might have been had Ross Hannah’s late header bee

John Eustace - Grabbed hold of the midfield and provided an excellent assist for Forsyth. Came for a couple of balls he was never going to reach and fluffed one kick. Other than that, perfectly solid and never tested between the goals w

Craig Forsyth scored twice as Watford secured a convincing victory against Bradford in the FA Cup third round. Watford raced into an early lead through Troy Deeney but were pegged back by James Hanson's strike as the Bantams proved more than a match for

The Hornets raced into an early lead through Troy Deeney but were pegged back by James Hanson's strike as the Bantams proved more than a match for their hosts in the opening stages. But Marvin Sordell's 10th goal of the campaign sent Sean Dyche's men in

The Hornets manager, who once played in an FA Cup semi-final with Chesterfield, stressed the importance of the task at hand to his players and was rewarded. Watford raced into an early lead through Troy Deeney but were pegged back by James Hanson's strik

Watford raced into an early lead through Troy Deeney but were pegged back by James Hanson's strike as the Bantams proved more than a match for their hosts in the opening stages. But Marvin Sordell's 10th goal of the campaign sent Sean Dyche's men in with

Watford raced into an early lead through Troy Deeney but were pegged back by James Hanson's strike as the Bantams proved more than a match for their hosts in the opening stages. But Marvin Sordell's 10th goal of the campaign sent Sean Dyche's men in with

Craig Forsyth scored twice as Watford secured a convincing victory against Bradford in the FA Cup third round. Watford raced into an early lead through Troy Deeney but were pegged back by James Hanson's strike as the Bantams proved more than a match for

Three goals in eleven minutes was enough to see a good start to 2012 for Rotherham United this afternoon against Bradford City. The Millers came out the stronger and forced two corners in the first minute and after that there was very little between the