Rugby League Today: Brough future, Graham’s Saints return & Manu’s flick pass
A wrap up of the latest news in rugby league.
What’s on site
Rochdale coach Matt Calland has signed a new one-year deal with the club.
What’s in the papers
Danny Brough goes to Bradford with Wakefield’s blessing, reports Yorkshire Evening Post.
Leroy Cudjoe hopes to no longer encounter racism – on or off the rugby league pitch, reports The Sun.
Warrington star Stefan Ratchford wants to copy Liverpool and break title hoodoo, reports the Daily Star.
James Graham’s return gives young forwards the chance to learn from a master, reports St Helens Star.
Huddersfield coach Simon Woolford keen on a longer stay at the club, reports The Yorkshire Post.
What’s on social
Who am I?
👏 The answer to Thursday''s 'Who am I?' was Richard Lepori!
👀 Who is this former player? #rugbyleague pic.twitter.com/aQvGnE0Lqj
— Love Rugby League (@loverugbyleague) June 27, 2020
These tip sheets give a great insight.
👨🏫 TIP SHEET: Richard Agar@leedsrhinos head coach takes us inside the coaches mind as he reveals how they prepared for a crunch game against London Broncos
Full video: https://t.co/PlF5bMuXbE pic.twitter.com/EOo9PziMTg
— Betfred Super League (@SuperLeague) June 26, 2020
What a pass.
Ridiculous no-look flick from Manu 👏🏼#NRLRoostersDragons#TelstraPremiership pic.twitter.com/AeoqkvjqEd
— NRL (@NRL) June 26, 2020
What’s on TV/Radio
NRL Tonight – Watch NRL (9am)
NRL 360 – Watch NRL (9:30am)
Best of Matty Johns – Watch NRL (10:30am)
Former Super League and NRL forward Keith Mason is this week’s guest on The Last Tackle. He talks about his switch to the NRL at 20 as well as his new rugby comic – Rugby Blood.
Sky Sports’ Golden Point podcast is available to download now.
Podcast: The Final Hooter #4 – featuring rugby league royalty Ellery Hanley.
The latest Forty20 LIVE podcast is out now.
The latest 5 Live Rugby League Podcast is out now, hosted by Dave Woods.
Birthdays
New Zealand and Sydney Roosters centre Joseph Manu turns 24 today.
Also celebrating; former Leigh favourite Tim Street (52), Warrington hooker Danny Walker (21) and Bradford player Thomas Doyle (21).
Trivia
New Zealand have hosted the Rugby League World Cup three times – 1968, 1977 and 2017.
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