Jason Robinson pays emotional tribute to late Wigan Warriors chairman Maurice Lindsay
Jason Robinson hailed Maurice Lindsay as a fantastic rugby league pioneer after the former Wigan Warriors chairman died aged 81 last week.
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Welsh rugby dithers over signing 'superstar' as special WRU deal floated and five English teams move in
Welsh rugby is in serious danger of missing out on the services of Regan Grace amid dithering over a potential move for the free-scoring wing.
England look to pinch 'next Jason Robinson' from under Wales' noses as out-of-contract star puts top clubs on alert
England and Wales could be poised to battle for the services of Regan Grace as the free-scoring rugby league flyer mulls over a dramatic cross-code switch in time for the union World Cup next year.
Jason Robinson returns to rugby league roots to mark World Cup milestone
Dual-code legend Jason Robinson returned to his first rugby club to witness how National Lottery players support is revitalising the grassroots game with just under 150 days until the Rugby League World Cup 2021. Robinson virtually won it all with Wigan Warriors in the 1990s and represented England and Great Britain before converting to rugby union and scoring a try in the final to help England win the 2003 Rugby World Cup.
Maurice Lindsay: The ground-breaking innovator who changed face of rugby league
Maurice Lindsay was the man who changed the face of rugby league.
Former Rugby Football League Chief Executive Maurice Lindsay passes away aged 81
Wigan Warriors have announced that their former chairman Maurice Lindsay has passed away at the age of 81. One of the most influential rugby league administrators in the sport's history, Lindsay is regarded by many as a pioneer.
England World Cup hero Robinson dissects teen Arundell's 'special' try
Eddie Jones has been urged to cap English rugby's new wonderkid Henry Arundell in Australia this summer by a former World Cup winner who knows a thing or two about the need for speed.
Survey finds 68 per cent of football fans believe the sport has a racism problem
Football fans are more likely to believe their sport has a significant problem with racism compared to followers of cricket and rugby union, according to a new Ipsos survey.