Rugby League Today: O’Brien conversions, opinion columns and Gigot return
We have got a lot of fresh content for you to indulge in today.
What’s on site
Huddersfield coach Rick Stone was a happy man after his side responded from their defeat at Hull with a comfortable win over Warrington.
Downbeat Price has work to do at Warrington, says Love Rugby League founder James Gordon.
We covered the Wakefield Trinity and Salford Red Devils clash last night so here is our match report on the game separated by just a conversion.
Gareth O’Brien said his three missed conversions cost Salford Red Devils the game against Wakefield Trinity in his post-match interview.
Love Rugby League reporter Drew Darbyshire has done an opinion column, saying Wakefield are showing strong signs and Salford’s first win will soon come…
Tony Gigot has been cleared to play for Catalans Dragons after his appeal against his two-year ban was successful.
What’s in the papers
The Daily Star’s Julie Stott has done a piece with Wigan Warriors head coach Shaun Wane, with the latter believing the short-term pain for Wigan fans will be worth long-term gain for them and the sport.
The Daily Star also covered the Wakefield and Salford game and here is the match report.
Former Rugby League star Ian Roberts has said in The Guardian that concussion is irreversible brain damage.
The Sun’s Gary Carter has an exclusive with Salford Red Devils’ new recruit Derrell Olpherts, with the player revealing that he used to work as a JCB driver.
What’s on social
Sky Sports pundit Barrie McDermott could be a weatherman…
28’ Brilliant one-liner from @RLBarrieMc10 on Sky Sports!
? “It’s colder than a penguins flipper out there!”
That’s a new one…#SLWakSal | #rugbyleague
— Love Rugby League (@loverugbyleague) February 9, 2018
Super League TV have caught up with Liam Farrell ahead of their clash with Hull FC in Wollongong, Sydney…
Preparation has been good and the squad's looking healthy ?
Liam Farrell & @WiganWarriorsRL are ready to go tomorrow! #SuperLeagueOnTour pic.twitter.com/JxE5XCPtFx
— Betfred Super League (@SuperLeague) February 9, 2018
Hull FC’s Scott Taylor has also been previewing the Kenny Sterling Shield clash with Super League TV…
.@ScottTagTaylor can't wait to rip in ?@hullfcofficial are RARING to go #SuperLeagueOnTour pic.twitter.com/yywXhixVDb
— Betfred Super League (@SuperLeague) February 9, 2018
What’s on TV/Radio
Live Betfred Super League: Wigan Warriors v Hull FC – 8.30am, Sky Sports Arena & Sky Sports Main Event
Betfred Super League: Wakefield Trinity v Salford Red Devils Highlights – 10.45am & 2.15pm, Sky Sports Arena; 10.45am, Sky Sports Main Event
Betfred Super League: Leeds Rhinos v Hull KR Highlights – 2.00pm & 4.45pm, Sky Sports Arena
Betfred Super League: Wigan Warriors v Hull FC Highlights – 2.30pm, Sky Sports Arena
Live Betfred Super League: Catalans Dragons v St Helens – 5.00pm, Sky Sports Arena
Betfred Super League: Catalans Dragons v St Helens Highlights – 1.10am, Sky Sports Arena