Rugby League World Magazine 492 Edición anterior

Inside, we talk to new Castleford coach Craig Lingard about his journey from the amateur ranks all the way up to Super League, and we also coaxed former RLW editor Alex Davis out of journalistic retirement to tell us about the Tigers game he just can’t forget. It wasn’t the one featuring former Blue Peter presenter John Noakes, but we’ve got that covered as well.
Some of you may get a new Super League replica shirt in your Christmas stocking, and we’ve run our critical eyes over all the new designs to see what’s hot and what’s not. Tell us if you agree with our rankings!
On a more serious note, we take a look at the precarious situation in Betfred League One, left reeling by the loss of London Skolars and the in-or-out uncertainty surrounding Newcastle Thunder. The remaining clubs have rallied round to secure its future for 2024, but what comes after that?
Ethan Ryan has swapped the Red Robins of Hull for the Red Devils of Salford, and he tells us what he’s looking forward to at his new club next season.
Huddersfield Giants have become the latest club to offer professional contracts to their female players, and 19-year-old Amelia Brown talks about their aims to challenge the big guns in future.
Wales will make history when they become the first wheelchair rugby league team to tour the USA in January, and we find out how it has been made possible.
Still on the international scene, Ukraine is a country at war, but life – and sport – goes on away from the frontlines and we hear how rugby league plays its part in providing morale-boosting moments amid the strife.
And we salute the Golden Boot winners of 2023.
Plus, there’s a chance to win yourself a copy of the Rugby League Yearbook 2023-2024.
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