Rugby evening headlines as 'born leader' eyes Wales call-up and Ross Moriarty has new op
Here are the latest rugby evening headlines on Thursday, June 2.
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Here are the latest rugby evening headlines on Thursday, June 2.
London Broncos captain Will Lovell has suffered a ‘potential’ fractured neck during the club’s defeat to Workington in the Championship.
The Stormers aren’t shying away from their poor playoff record and have invoked teams of yesteryear, particularly the famed 'Men in Black' side of 1999, to up their ante.
Jason Robinson hailed Maurice Lindsay as a fantastic rugby league pioneer after the former Wigan Warriors chairman died aged 81 last week. Lindsay was in charge of the Warriors when a teenage Robinson arrived at the club and presided over Wigan's eight league titles and nine Challenge Cup wins during the 1980s and 90s. Ad/> Most notably, however, Lindsay helped deliver the trailblazing move to summer rugby and proposed the creation of Super League in his role as the Rugby Football League's chief executive.
Toulouse forward Daniel Alvaro is backing his side to avoid relegation from Super League.
This next round of Super League presents the halfway stage of the 2022 season, with battles for the League Leaders Shield, play-off places, and relegation well underway. It’s shaping up to be an exciting second half of the year. Here Rugby League Live grades each club’s progress so far.
New Zealand hopeful Jeremy Marshall-King has signed with Dolphins for their inaugural NRL season next year.
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