Widnes announce eight departures
Widnes have confirmed eight departures following the conclusion of the 2021 Championship campaign.
Widnes have confirmed eight departures following the conclusion of the 2021 Championship campaign.
Widnes have signed four players from Oldham ahead of the 2022 Championship season.
Dewsbury have signed forward Owen Harrison from Hull KR for the 2022 Championship season.
Halifax and Batley have progressed to the Championship play-off semi-finals after wins on Saturday.
York have signed winger Joe Brown from Bradford for the 2022 Championship season.
The Rugby Football League has announced the nominees for the 2021 Championship and League 1 awards.
Former Ireland captain Scott Grix has announced his retirement from rugby league.
Brian McDermott’s time as coaching consultant at relegated Oldham has come to an end, with the former Leeds boss describing the experience as “humbling and eye-opening”.
France international Bastien Ader will leave Toulouse at the end of the season after 10 years with the club.
Tributes have poured in on social media for former Widnes player Liam Walsh, who has tragically passed away aged 23.
Sheffield have announced that 10 players will leave the club at the end of the season.
Featherstone chief executive Martin Vickers says Toulouse have twice refused requests to play them in France and that their home advantage in the play-offs is “unfair”.
Widnes fan group VIQI has pledged a further £120,000 to the club for 2022, to take fan contributions since March 2019 up to £581,000.
York full-back Matty Marsh has signed a new two-year deal with the club.
York legend Tim Spears will retire from rugby league at the end of the season.
Sheffield prop Scott Wheeldon will hang up his boots at the end of the season.
Matty Smith says he is enjoying his rugby now just as much as he did when he was 18 after signing a new deal with Widnes.
Former Ireland captain Liam Finn has announced that he will retire from rugby league at the end of the season.
London Broncos have appointed London Skolars’ Jermaine Coleman as their head coach for 2022.
Whitehaven’s remarkable run of form continued as they ensured the race to reach the Championship play-offs will go down to the final day.