Rugby League World Magazine 371 Vorige editie

We dedicate the bulk of this month’s issue to the start of the new Super League season.
Our cover star, England’s flying wingman Ryan Hall represents the reigning Champions, Leeds Rhinos, while the thirteen challengers for their crown are all individually featured.
Bradford’s Jamie Langley talks about bringing back the glory days to Odsal. Craig Huby is itching to get back on the field after injury at Castleford. Bernard Guasch and Trent Robinson have big plans for Catalan Dragons and we chart Shaun Lunt’s winding path to Super League success with Huddersfield. New Hull FC captain Andy Lynch aims to lead from the front while Hull KR’s Keal Carlile puts a serious health scare behind him. NRL star Michael Robertson flies into London and Mark Flanagan reunites with Royce Simmons at Saints while Salford’s chairman John Wilkinson and captain Stephen Wild keep their feet on the (new) ground. Andy Glover and Richard Agar discuss the Wakefield revolution, Warrington tour down under and Widnes coach Denis Betts tells us about Super League’s first fully artificial i-pitch. Wigan’s Paul Deacon is moving on up into coaching while Thomas Leuluai is moving on out, back to NZ at the end of the season.
Clubs in the Championships are also gearing up for a return to action and we’ve a preview of the Northern Rail Cup, plus Batley’s Danny Maun is the first star of a new feature called Shorts.