League Express Magazine 3036 Vorige editie

In this issue of League Express we get the views of Martyn Ridyard on how he almost didn't star in Leigh's Super League promotion success, chief executive James Rule outlines his Widnes Vikings season-ticket gamble and Warrington are hit with an untimely, double injury setback.
Wakefield's hopes of signing an NRL halfback fade, Catalans coach Laurent Frayssinous talks Zak Hardaker and Luke Walsh reveals where his future lies.
There's a near merger between two very different clubs – based almost 200 miles apart, Oldham unveil their hopes for a new stadium and we review the latest Welsh re-brand.
In addition, we provide, as usual, full coverage from the world of Rugby League, ranging from Super League right through to the junior game.
With Leigh Centurions ensuring promotion to Super League for 2017, it has certainly been a weekend to remember for rugby league – and Monday’s League Express provides the perfect companion for those still reeling from the action.
We hav reports and reaction from every game in the Super 8s – from Super League to League 1.
We have the fallout from Hull’s narrow defeat to Wigan on Friday, with reaction from both sides
We tell you which Super League side is interested in NRL forward Luke Douglas for next season.
James Segeyaro speaks to us after penning his new deal at Leeds
We have the latest on Ryan Brierley’s future at Huddersfield.
And we have full coverage of the opening weekend of the NRL playoffs, as well as the best coverage of the amateur and community game.
And much, much more. At £1.50 it’s the best read in rugby league.