League Express Magazine 3137 Vorige editie

With the Qualifiers beginning to take shape and the play-off places in Super League another step closer to being finalised, it’s been a big weekend on the field in rugby league – as well as off it.

Thankfully, the new edition of League Express has everything you need to recap another hectic seven days across the entire world of rugby league – and as well as the usual roundup of every minute of every game, here’s what we’ve got in store for you this week:

We revealed last week how the sport’s clubs were heading for an EGM to resolve the league structure issue. This week, we’ll tell you when it is – and which clubs do, and do not, get a vote: as well as the other non-professional entities which get a say in the biggest decision the sport has faced in years..
..while one leading Super League coach insists he’s in favour of Robert Elstone’s plans to revamp the league structure.
Into Super League, and we’ll reveal which three top-flight clubs are leading the chase for one of the best players in the Championship for 2019.
We’ve also news from Wakefield Trinity, as they close in on the signing of a Championship half-back to bolster their squad for next year.
It’s been a busy week for Hull owner Adam Pearson – and he’s given us an insight into their plans regarding reserve grade for next year as the rebuild of FC gets underway.
On the other side of Hull, we speak exclusively to KR winger Craig Hall – who lets us know what his plans are for 2019.
There’s an interview with Catalans owner Bernard Guasch – who reveals the lengths he’s going to in order to make sure the Dragons’ cup victory does not go to waste.
Daryl Powell gives us an update on who may replace Jake Webster at centre next year at Castleford – will the Tigers recruit, or will one of their existing squad members get his shirt?