Kevin’s ultramarathon challenge ends in time for kick-off at Old Trafford as son Jack vies for first title with Wakefield There are few families with more stories to tell when it comes to the Super League Grand Final than the Sinfields but, even by their lofty standards, this week will take some beating. Leeds has been the epicentre of that story for more than 20 years but this week the focus has moved 10 miles down the road to Wakefield. Continue reading...
Matt Ellis has revealed he was left “speechless” last Saturday after watching Wakefield Trinity produce one of Super League’s greatest-ever performances against Wigan Warriors.
New Zealand Warriors mastermind Andrew Webster has beat out Newcastle’s Justin Holbrook in the hotly-contested race for coach of the year, rewarded for the team’s impressive regular season form despite a mounting injury toll.
Rugby League is at a pivotal point in its history with an expanding competition, record broadcast rights deal and now the game’s first Executive Chairman in Peter V’Landys.
There are still some people who find it difficult to see Daly Cherry-Evans wearing different colours this season, but if you ask the man himself, the biggest change over the years is the number on his back and how that’s influenced his game.
In 2016, Newcastle hit rock bottom in a season where they won just one game. Ten years later, one more win can deliver them a premiership.
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