The Final Hooter 2016 – Episode 25
After their drinks ban last week, Adrian Jackson and Dave Parkinson embark on their Mad Monday with assistance from The Liverpool Echo RL correspondent John Lawless.
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Four Nations Review: New Zealand
Jack Wynne break downs what went wrong and what went right for the Kiwis at the Four Nations.
Cutmore sacked by PNGRFL
The Papua New Guinea Rugby Football League have confirmed that their CEO Bob Cutmore has been sacked.
Four Nations review: England
Jack Wynne runs the rule over England‘s performance at the 2016 Four Nations.
Four Nations Review: Scotland
Zack Wilson reviews Scotland‘s Four Nations performance, and what it can mean for the game North of the Border…
Peacock: We can win the World Cup
Jamie Peacock says it was a disappointing Four Nations campaign for England but he believes they can still win the World Cup in 2017.
Kiwi players back Kidwell
New Zealand‘s squad has thrown its support behind coach David Kidwell after their dismal Four Nations final display.
Johnson: Final defeat hurts
Kiwi halfback Shaun Johnson paid credit to Australia and says New Zealand‘s one-side final loss to their neighbours hurts.
Cronk named player of the tournament
Australian halfback Cooper Cronk has named player of the Four Nations.
Bromwich: We will learn from this
New Zealand captain Jesse Bromwich said his team will learn from their one-sided loss to Australia in the Four Nations final.
Kidwell: We need to look at ourselves
New Zealand head coach David Kidwell admitted the error-strewn display in the first half played a significant part in their demise against Australia.
Kangaroos crowned Four Nations champions
Australia has secured a convincing 34-8 victory over the Kiwis at Anfield to secure their third Four Nations crown.
Wayne Bennett is the man to take England forward
Wayne Bennett may have failed to reach the final of the Four Nations but the 66-year-old is receiving backing to head England’s World Cup campaign in 2017.
The Final Hooter 2016 – Episode 24
Dave returns from holiday to discuss the international game with Adrian. They talk Iceland, Workington, London, Scotland, New Zealand, Australia and England as the boys go on their drinks ban.
The Final Hooter 2016 – Episode 23
The Four Nations reached Coventry for a double header and Adrian and Dave reached the pub to decide if it was a success!
McCormack: Domestic league key for Scotland’s development
Scotland head coach Steve McCormack has described the necessary steps which are being taken to create a brighter future for Scottish rugby league.
Sa’u confident Kiwis can cause upset
Former Kiwi centre Junior Sa’u believes New Zealand have a great chance of retaining their Four Nations crown this weekend when they play Australia.
Douglas: Bravehearts thrived on Kiwi contempt
Scotland prop Luke Douglas has revealed just how deep the New Zealand contempt for the facilities at Workington was on Friday night, and how it helped inspire the ...
Argentina beat Chile in first South American final
Argentina defeated Chile in the final of the first rugby league tournament to be staged in South America at the weekend.
McCormack disappointed ‘world class’ Scots didn’t win
Scotland coach Steve McCormack was very proud of his tema’s efforts in their 18-18 draw with New Zealand on Friday night in Workington.
Juan Jasso Jr: Trail-blazing in the Americas
Rugby league coach Juan Jasso Jnr will be part of history this weekend when he referees the first-ever tournament staged in South America.
Scott wary of ‘enormous’ England
Australia prop Matt Scott may weigh 109 kilos, but that doesn’t stop him feeling dwarfed when he comes up against the English forwards.
Communication key for Hodgson in Kangaroos clash
England hooker Josh Hodgson thinks that his team need to tweak a few things ahead of their clash with Australia in London on Saturday.
McCormack ready for wild weather and Kiwi class
Scotland coach Steve McCormack has asserted that his team are feeling confident, and ready to play the Kiwis on Friday whatever the weather in west Cumbria is like.
Addy proud of how Scots pushed England
Scotland utility player Danny Addy was proud of the way the Bravehearts tested England at Coventry on Saturday, and also of his own personal performance at halfback.