League Express Magazine - 3049 Edizione posteriore

League Express Magazine 3049 Edizione posteriore

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There are just two editions of League Express remaining in 2016 – but just because it’s getting close to Christmas doesn’t mean we’ve started our holidays just yet!
The new edition of the paper features all the latest goings-on from the world of Rugby League; including all of this:
The race for ownership of Bradford Bulls is down to two – and we reveal the identity of the man who entered that dramatic late bid for control last week.
One Super League chief executive has emailed fellow clubs expressing his frustration at the way things are being run by the RFL – and he speaks to us exclusively in League Express.
Kevin Brown speaks exclusively to us about his move from Widnes to Warrington – and the clubs that were interested in him before the Wolves landed the England international for 2017.
A full two-page Q&A on the state of Rugby League heading into 2017 with RFL chief executive Nigel Wood – you won’t want to miss this!
Our editor Martyn Sadler examines the options now facing Bradford Bulls, while star columnist Garry Schofield looks back at his predictions for 2016 and gauges his own success.
Salford coach Ian Watson reveals his interest in an NRL centre that could provide a major boost for 2017..
Which Wakefield star is Trinity coach Chris Chester desperate to open contract negotiations with?
Transfer news from Super League as both Castleford and Leigh monitor the situation concerning one top Championship star..
Matty Smith reveals how he has “unfinished business” at boyhood club St Helens in another exclusive interview.
Does Jordan Abdull have a long-term future at Hull FC? Lee Radford provides clarity on the half-back.
What next for some of Rugby League’s hottest free agents? We run a special, in-depth look at those players without work.
We reveal which club former Hull KR and Warrington forward Jordan Cox has signed for in 2017..
Season previews from Wakefield, Batley and Coventry.

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3049 There are just two editions of League Express remaining in 2016 – but just because it’s getting close to Christmas doesn’t mean we’ve started our holidays just yet! The new edition of the paper features all the latest goings-on from the world of Rugby League; including all of this: The race for ownership of Bradford Bulls is down to two – and we reveal the identity of the man who entered that dramatic late bid for control last week. One Super League chief executive has emailed fellow clubs expressing his frustration at the way things are being run by the RFL – and he speaks to us exclusively in League Express. Kevin Brown speaks exclusively to us about his move from Widnes to Warrington – and the clubs that were interested in him before the Wolves landed the England international for 2017. A full two-page Q&A on the state of Rugby League heading into 2017 with RFL chief executive Nigel Wood – you won’t want to miss this! Our editor Martyn Sadler examines the options now facing Bradford Bulls, while star columnist Garry Schofield looks back at his predictions for 2016 and gauges his own success. Salford coach Ian Watson reveals his interest in an NRL centre that could provide a major boost for 2017.. Which Wakefield star is Trinity coach Chris Chester desperate to open contract negotiations with? Transfer news from Super League as both Castleford and Leigh monitor the situation concerning one top Championship star.. Matty Smith reveals how he has “unfinished business” at boyhood club St Helens in another exclusive interview. Does Jordan Abdull have a long-term future at Hull FC? Lee Radford provides clarity on the half-back. What next for some of Rugby League’s hottest free agents? We run a special, in-depth look at those players without work. We reveal which club former Hull KR and Warrington forward Jordan Cox has signed for in 2017.. Season previews from Wakefield, Batley and Coventry.

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