#australia sport

[nando161mando]

FIFA has just delayed a decision on a Palestinian bid to suspend Israel from international soccer until after the Paris Olympics, claiming that both parties had requested more time to submit their positions.

[biglisbonnews]

Women’s World Cup 2023: the complete guide to all the stadiums Ten venues across nine cities in Australia and New Zealand will host matches during the tournamentCapacity: 69,314Group B: Australia v Republic of Ireland, 20 July, 8pm (local time)Last 16: 1B v 2D, 7 August, 8.30pmQuarter-final: 12 August, 8.30pmSemi-final: 16 August, 8pmFinal: 20 August, 8pm Continue reading... https://www.theguardian.com/football/2023/jul/16/womens-world-cup-2023-stadium-guides-stadium-australia-accor-sydney-football-allianz-melbourne-rectangular-aami-brisbane-suncorp-perth-hbf-hindmarsh-adelaide-eden-park-auckland-dunedin-forsyth-barr-wellington-regional-sky-waikato-fmg

[newsbites]

Former football players are seeking up to $1bn in compensation in a landmark class action lodged in Victoria against the AFL for the serious damage concussion has allegedly caused them.

The action, lodged by Margalit Injury Lawyers in the supreme court of Victoria, is on behalf of all professional AFL players who sustained concussion-related injuries through head strikes while playing or training between 1985 and 14 March this year.

The lead plaintiff is Jarad Maxwell Rooke, better known as Max Rooke.

The dual premiership player was employed by the Geelong Football Club between 2001 and October 2010, and played 135 games during that time.

The class action alleges Rooke sustained permanent and life-altering injuries as a result of concussion-related injuries and because of the AFL’s negligence.

More than 60 former players have come forward to join the class action.

They are seeking compensation for pain and suffering, economic loss and medical expenses, Margalit Injury Lawyers said.

“The injuries suffered by this group of former AFL players, as a direct result of the concussions sustained while playing Aussie rules, has had a devastating impact on their lives and the lives of their loved ones,’’ the managing principal Michel Margalit said.

“Some of the players who have joined this landmark class action have never been able to hold down a job after leaving the AFL.

“Their personal lives have been shattered and they live with constant physical and mental pain. It’s heart-breaking and they need to be adequately cared for.

Margalit said the firm was seeking about $2m a player plus medical expenses – and more players could join.

“The whole class action could cost the AFL close to $1bn,” she said.

[mysharona1987]

There’s going to be a dark comedy movie about this one day, isn’t there?

Hollywood casting director: “Ok, which A listers can do decent Australian accents?”

Chris Hemsworth: “Well, me. Obviously.”

Hollywood casting director: “I dunno. I just can’t see you as evil breakdancing coach mafia boss.”

Chris Hemsworth: “I have range!”

[mastertomm]

😈😈😍

[carsthatnevermadeitetc]

Ford Falcon Grand Prix Dick Johnson Special, 1983. A version of the XE series Falcon with a turbocharged 4.1 litre straight 6. The cars left the factory as Falcon S Packs, with a 4-speed manual transmission, 4 wheel disc brakes and limited slip differentials. They were then modified by James Faneco's ‘Country Dealer Team’ (CDT), with naming rights provided by famous Australian racing driver Dick Johnson. They were produced in Scoresby, Victoria at the CDT factory and 43 cars were made in all with flared wheel arches and front and rear spoilers. The cars were intended for racing homologation but actually never raced.

[wisteriagoesvroom]

sometimes i'll remember ojp going "and honestly [i'm] a bit shy" and--

[illustratus]

Swedish high jumper Gunhild Larking at the 1956 Summer Olympics in Melbourne, Australia

[livefastdriveyoung]

This isn't 2016 (thankfully) and this is not Brocedes.

This is not Multi-21 and this is not Seb and Mark.

The constructors is one of two championships that are up for grabs this season. Mclaren have consistently fucked themselves over for the constructors. The drivers are allowed to race each other for the driver's championship. They admitted it over radio.

Do I think today was messy? Yeah, for sure. Do I think the hate on either Lando or Oscar is warranted?

NO!

Some of you see these drivers as children needed to be protected from the big bad monsters under the bed and in the closets.

They are MEN. MEN. They are MEN WORTH MILLIONS OF DOLLARS.

These are not your cute little friends you see on tv on Sundays and then in person on Monday. You don't know them personally.

You can be annoyed at a decision made, I know I am baffled by Mclaren's inconsistency between words and actions.

What a person should not do is send death threats, say that one driver deserves something more than another, and believe that it is ok to wish harm to someone.

If you're championing mental health in one post and bashing in the next, then you need to pull back and look at what you're championing a little more in depth.

Go touch some fucking grass.

[nando161mando]

Go Palestine!

[blackisdivine]

Footage of a 16 year old South Sudanese-Australian teenager Gout Gout who ran 100m in 10.2 seconds this year in Australia.

Black excellence.

[shitapril]

y’all were bullying raygun meanwhile my girl worked hard to single-handedly make sure breakdancing will not be back for the 2028 olympics

[mastertomm]

How does master look 😈

[carsthatnevermadeitetc]

Toyota Sportivo Concept, 2005. A design study created at Toyota Style Australia (TSA) by a group of students. It used a modular Toyota frame and a modified drive train from the Camry which was manufactured in Australia at the time.

[d-evn]

94' Magni Australia

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Swedish high jumper Gunhild Larking at the 1956 Summer Olympics in Melbourne, Australia