New Zealand kept the three-match 2015 International Series alive with an attritional 9-2 victory against England at Olympic Stadium.
Dads Mental Health Matters is sponsored by Cullen Property, Scotland to support their BIG Rugby Tour 2015 which will encourage men and fathers experiencing conditions including anxiety, depression and PTSD resulting from traumatic births to come forward and get the help they need.
England overcame a slow start to claim a stirring 26-12 victory over New Zealand at the KC Stadium and draw first blood in the three-match series.
Sam Burgess has quit Bath and rugby union after less than a year in wake of England’s World Cup horror show – with return to South Sydney Rabbitohs a ‘done deal’
RFL Chief Executive Nigel Wood, said: “We are all truly shocked and saddened by the news of Chris Leatherbarrow’s untimely death. “This is a dreadful tragedy and our thoughts and prayers are with Chris’ family, friends and colleagues at this terrible time.” State of Mind would like to pass on our condolences
What happens when a Rugby League player goes out with his bag and doesn’t come back the same day? Nobody is prepared for a player to be seriously injured. Everybody wants to help but doesn’t quite know what to do. Clubs are shocked, friends bewildered and family frightened of the potential consequences.
State of Mind are beginning their second Boot Room programme at the home of Rylands Sharks ARLFC in Warrington tonight at 6pm
Imagine if you went into work and your employer informed you that you no longer had a job at the firm; not only that, you would never be able to work in that sector again. With your financial security gone; your family and social stability shaken; a piece of your identity taken away: would you…
Rugby League fans around the world will be able to follow all the drama and action from the England v New Zealand International Series thanks to agreements reached between The RFL, Pitch International and a host of international broadcasters.
Wakefield Trinity Wildcats have continued their rebuilding with the capture of experienced scrum-half Liam Finn from First Utility Super League neighbours Castleford Tigers.