Cruncher wrote:
I think this is a glimpse of a British RL world minus a salary cap.
Wire would be a very dominant power, but in truth I don't care.
The British domestic game desperately needs stars.
snowie wrote:
Hope you had a good supply of tissues ready when you typed that
Remind me which Centre holds the record of points in the game with 491 tries to his name, he's close...
Donnyman wrote:
If they can find the money to have showcase games across Europe, then maybe it will pull in more people who want to play RL to a good level and it could be a source for new talent here.
Sal Paradise wrote:
Many of these countries have been out of lockdown almost as long as we have been in - why did we have lockdown, because death of any nature is not acceptable to our culture - we must prevent death at all cost.
Welsh Rugby Union CEO Martyn Phillips talks about a part of rugby that accounts for 25 per cent of the world playing population – the women’s game – welcomes new PRB director Marianne Økland … and more in the latest WRU Status Update...
the flying biscuit wrote:
The same Jason Clark who Greg Inglis phoned first in sounding out playing for the Wire because they are good friends.....
Yeah that would be a proper thank...
bramleyrhino wrote:
I depends on your definition of "massively". I think there are more clubs that are, or should be, capable of spending to a salary cap level that was set back in 2002 during...
CAPE TOWN – Springbok fullback Warrick Gelant will be turning out in the blue and white of Western Province and the Stormers when rugby eventually returns.
christopher wrote:
On the Warrington Inglis signing, I think it's great for the competition however, Warrington seem to be of the mindset that just splashing cash and filling their team with 'names' is going to finally get them success...
Cirencester Rugby Statement:
DoR Andy Deacon steps down after five years at the helm at Cirencester Rugby
20 May 2020 - Cirencester Rugby DOR Andrew Deacon and former Gloucester Rugby...
Cormac Izuchukwu recently spoke to IrishRugby.ie’s Ryan Bailey about his rugby pathway, his influences and how he came to link up with the Abbey Insurance Ulster Academy. Cormac Izuchukwu doesn’t want to forget anyone.
Munster Rugby can confirm that Tyler Bleyendaal will retire from professional rugby with immediate effect. Due to a neck injury, the out-half last lined out for the province against Ospreys in November 2019 and has been advised to retire from professional rugby on medical grounds.
