RL Today: Inglis on debut, Williams future latest & Hull without duo for cup tie

Drew Darbyshire

Inglis in action

A wrap up of the latest news in rugby league.

What’s on site

Richard Agar won’t use injuries as an excuse as Leeds’ poor form continues.

Steve Price hails Greg Inglis’ calming influence after try scoring debut.

Famous rugby league painting worth more than £2m to go on public display.

St Helens must wait to discover extent of James Bentley’s leg injury.

London Broncos youngster eyeing World Cup with Jamaica.

What’s in the papers

Canberra Raiders “don’t want to lose” homesick George Williams, reports Wigan Today.

Hull lose Jake Connor and Brad Fash for Challenge Cup tie with Wigan, reports Hull Live.

Greg Inglis discusses Warrington debut against Hull KR, reports Warrington Guardian.

Great to see my old Hull boss Lee Radford back in the game with Castleford – Gareth Ellis, reports The Yorkshire Post.

Challenge Cup treatment room as quarter-final absentees and injury concerns revealed, reports Hull Live.

What’s on social

This week’s Final Hooter podcast will be a good listen!

A lovely try this…

Scott Taylor on his England debut…

What’s on TV/Radio

Super League Show – BBC Two (1pm)

Sky Sports’ Golden Point podcast is available to download now.

The latest Forty20 LIVE podcast is out now.

The latest 5 Live Rugby League Podcast is out now, hosted by Dave Woods.

Birthdays

Great Britain and Wakefield legend Neil Fox turns 82 today.

Also celebrating; former New Zealand international Kelly Shelford (55), former Great Britain international Sonny Nickle (52), Bradford legend Lesley Vainikolo (42), ex-St Helens centre Ryan Morgan (31) and New Zealand international Joseph Tapine (27).

Trivia

Matty Russell made his 100th Super League appearance on Friday as Leigh fell short to St Helens at home.

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