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Wakefield Trinity’s Liam Kay has been sidelined by “friendly fire” and Bill Tupou has suffered a setback after his return from a serious knee injury. Utility player Kay will miss Sunday’s Super League game against Hull FC after hurting an ankle in training.
Warrington Wolves head coach has insisted reserve grade rugby league 'has to stay', warning any removal of the system could set the game back several years. Reserves has been in place since the start of this season, with clubs finding a mixture of success with the concept.
St Helens winger Regan Grace has been offered to rugby union clubs for the 2023 season. (Examiner Live)
Kyle Amor looks set for a move to the Championship in 2023 after Widnes Vikings won the race to sign the Ireland international next year. Amor is currently on a season-long loan at Warrington Wolves, having signed from St Helens last week.
Wigan Warriors have landed Warrington Wolves prop Mike Cooper for the 2023 season. The England international has put pen to paper on a deal with the Challenge Cup winners for next year, bringing an end to a 14-year career with the Wire over two spells.
Warrington coach Daryl Powell insists the Reserves competition must stay beyond this season otherwise the game would take a step backwards.
Kyle Amor could make his Warrington Wolves debut against Leeds Rhinos this weekend, but the Wire head coach Daryl Powell has revealed he has already agreed a deal to sign for another club in 2023. Amor signed for the Wolves last week on a season-long loan from Super League champions St Helens.
As we awaited a train north out of N17 on Saturday teatime, an hour after referee James Child had blown the final whistle – if there was a hooter, few heard it in the cacophony of ecstasy coming from the Wigan end – a slightly intoxicated, middle-aged Huddersfield fan declared: “We’ll be a better team for that. We’ll get to the Grand Final next – just you watch.” Despite being somewhat light of head, he neither sounded nor looked convinced. And that is the Giants’ problem.