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Football features, interviews and analysis for @SkySports. Weekly column, The Radar, at the link below. Email: nick.wright@sky.uk
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$90 million is a start. But a Wallaroo fears for the future without urgent change

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By Nick Wright Verified
| MSN Australia Verified
Nick Wright Wallaroos lock Tiarah Minns has urged Australian rugby powerbrokers to prioritise the expansion of the Super Rugby Women's competition, or risk the code being consumed by its flourishing rivals.
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$90 million boost revealed in bid to address major world rugby disparity

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By Nick Wright Verified
| MSN Australia Verified
Nick Wright A $90 million injection into grassroots rugby will create new women's leagues and expand existing competitions to help the sport compete with cross code rivals ahead of the 2029 World Cup on home soil. While the federal government funding will not specifically target the top-flight Super Rugby Women's, a beefed-up grassroots product shapes as a crucial building block towards growing the competition in the future.
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James Trafford to Leeds: Fourth-most expensive goalkeeper in history is viewed as England's next No 1

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By Nick Wright Verified
| Back Pages
James Trafford will become the most expensive British goalkeeper in history with his £40m switch from Manchester City to Leeds. The fee makes him the fourth-most expensive goalkeeper overall, behind only Kepa Arrizabalaga, who joined Chelsea for £72m from Athletic Club, Alisson, who cost Liverpool £67m from Roma, and Andre Onana, who joined Manchester United from Inter for £47.2m.
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