World Cup needs to be fair
Before a ball had been kicked, the 2008 World Cup was under criticism from fans and the media for its ten team tournament structure.
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Roberts rises to the top
Amos Roberts has been one of the success stories of the new Super League season, helping his Wigan side to the top of the table.
Harlequins crowds a cause for concern
It’s been a difficult start to the season for Harlequins, both on and off the pitch.
Versatility the key in injury hit Super League
It may be early in the season, but injuries in Super League are already stacking up, with virtually every team being affected.
Will League be a tough ride for Thomas
So the last week saw Crusaders finally seal the deal for Union convert Gareth Thomas, making him arguably the club’s biggest ever signing.
World Cup needs to be uncomplicated
Perhaps the format of the Rugby League World Cup would benefit from greater simplicity rather than bizzare contortions.
Hull KR finding the perfect balance
A first Super League try of his young but potentially very prosperous career for Liam Watts well and truly put a dampener on Shaun Ainscough’s Castleford debut.
Offside calls need review
How often do we see this happen? A team, showing tremendous spirit in defence, are pinning their opponents back and coming up with some eye-watering hits – the audience loves ...
A new decade, a new era for Wigan
Once the greats of Rugby League, Wigan have suddenly found themselves in the biggest trophy drought in their history. But is it finally time for them to step up to ...
Outlaws beaten in Help for Heroes match
Nottingham Outlaws blew an 18-0 lead to narrowly lose to the Royal Artillery in a pulsating Help for Heroes charity match on Saturday.
Championship ready for exciting campaign
The Championship season is less than a week away, and it is certainly promising to be an absolute corker.
Crusaders on the right lines with Union hunt
With the Crusaders obviously still looking to strengthen due to their off the field problems that have shortened their pre-season preparation, there has been news linking them with Gareth ...
Contrasting fortunes for Leeds and Wakefield
Leeds’ second straight defeat at the weekend, this time to Wakefield, only went to indicate the contrasting fortunes of the two sides so far this year.
Reaping the rewards of dual-registration
David Parkinson looks at how the dual-registration system might and might not benefit Super League and Championship clubs.
Knights handed derby Conference opener
Rugby League Conference National newcomers Kippax Knights will open their debut campaign with a local derby.
Could 2010 see end to Saints-Leeds dominance
For the last few years Super League has been dominated by Leeds and Saints, so it’s quite pleasing for both to lose unexpectedly at the start of the season.
Help for Heroes charity match gathers pace
The Help for Heroes charity match between Nottingham Outlaws and The Royal Artillery is gathering pace following fantastic sponsorship offers from Nottingham firms.
SL reduction fear for Championship clubs
Rumour has it that some of the big boys in Super League aren’t happy about the drop in money they’ve received since the league increased to 14.
Predict how Super League will finish
Super League is back, and this season promises to be as competitive as ever. Can you predict what’s going to happen?
End Super League Show’s Northern exile
This week Tanya Arnold is in London, presenting a show that will only be broadcast in the North.
The first Crusade
The return of Super League on Friday meant the beginning of the Crusaders.
A new Crusade for league in Wales
The sold out signs were up at Wrexham’s Racecourse Ground, and you got the feeling that this is what it should have been like this time last year.
The Super League Revolution – Part 5
Promotion and relgation to and from the Super League was still alive and kicking during the early to mid-noughties.
The Big Kick-off
With the Super League XV bandwagon set to roll on Friday night, Matt Ireland takes a quick look at the 14 teams and gives his prediction for new campaign.
Rugby league behaving badly
Rugby League has long prided itself on being a bastion of fair-play and gentlemanly conduct on the pitch. Disgust at footballers crowding the ref has never been far away as ...