IMG deal will ‘reimagine’ rugby league
Rugby league has confirmed a long-term deal with IMG which its governing bodies say will restructure and “reimagine” the sport in order to maximise its commercial potential.
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Rugby league has confirmed a long-term deal with IMG which its governing bodies say will restructure and “reimagine” the sport in order to maximise its commercial potential.
The home of Welsh rugby has played host to some truly iconic moments. Wales' haka stand-off with the All Blacks in 2008, Gavin Henson's infamous penalty against England and Kevin Morgan's try that secured the Grand Slam in 2005. One of the most spine-tingling moments however, comes from the mere act of singing in unison.
Matt Peet has challenged his young fringe players to show they are worthy of a place in his side long-term ahead of this Thursday's Challenge Cup final dress rehearsal with Huddersfield Giants. In the aftermath of last weekend's semi-final victory against St Helens, Peet has rested five frontline players, including star fullback Jai Field.
The Rugby Football League and Super League have agreed a 12-year strategic deal with global management company IMG to help reimagine rugby league.
Rugby league and its major governing bodies, the Rugby Football League and Super League, have confirmed they have agreed a 12-year strategic partnership deal with media giants IMG to 'reimagine' the sport. The agreement follows the recent decision for the RFL and Super League to realign and form a new joint venture company to give the sport the best chance of long-term growth.
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Rugby chiefs from around the world will meet in Dublin to discuss the Nations Championship concept as they look to restructure the global calendar.
When it comes to beating the Springboks on South African soil this summer, Wales are certainly up against it.