Author: Jamie Stafford

Happy Halloween everybody? I end that statement with a question mark due to Australia’s love/hate relationship with the holiday, not knowing whether you’re an easy going human being who doesn’t get fired up over perceived slights, or one of those

Greetings friends! It’s starting to look a lot like playoffs in the GV Universe, I can see the glint in the eye of all teams still alive in the finals race, just as much as I can see the extinguished

For some, the end of a long season is on the horizon. For others, the business end beckons, with playoffs and a chance at championship glory just around the corner. For more on GV’s penultimate round in Division 2, here’s

Congratulations GV universe. Just when I thought I was getting the hang of this whole predicting results thing, Week 10 comes along and gives me the proverbial pointed wingtip to the rectum. After getting zero results correct last week, you

Kane Latham is back with this week’s GV Division 2 preview. In an awesome piece of segue on the part of yours truly, Joe Kane was the name of the pretty boy, alcoholic Quarterback in the underrated football film “The

Whether you like it or not (and the deafening silence in the comments section would indicate that you are “MTV generation” to the whole thing), I am back for another week of the aimless, poorly researched, yet usually accurate game

His name is Kane Latham. Latham, Massachusetts is where Jerry Seinfeld and his friends were found guilty of violating the then-unknown “Good Samaritan Law” and sentenced to one year in prison. Was Kane somehow involved? Probably. But we won’t hold

So here we are. After going a mediocre 1.5 of 3 on last weekend’s games, the first blot on my otherwise perfect tipping record, it’s blindingly clear that I need to lift my game and really bring it this week.

Greetings once again football fans! As we expand our horizons here at Gridiron Downunder and branch out into other areas of internet journalism (stay tuned for some hard hitting editorials in the coming months), we realise that it’s neither fair,