Rugby League World Magazine 375 Back Issue

As England gear up for this summer’s two match series against the Exiles and with celebrations underway to commemorate the Queen’s Diamond Jubilee, there’s no better time to look back and consider who have been best British international players of the Super League era.
Our Top 25 shows, the British game has certainly produced a number of acknowledged world beaters since Super League was born in 1996, just not enough of them and never all on the pitch at the same time. Tell us what you think of our selection: have we got it right?
Jamie Jones-Buchanan talks to ex-Salford captain Malcolm Alker about the many disturbing revelations in his new book and what motivated him to go public.
Former Rugby League wild boy turned family guy, Bobbie Goulding, tells us about his future coaching ambitions after being dumped by France, plus his pride as all four of his kids are now involved in playing the game.
Andy Burnham MP reignites the debate that will not die over licensing versus promotion & relegation, Robbie Hunter-Paul discusses this hot topic with fans on social media. Meanwhile, Dave Hadfield argues that Leigh’s 1971 Challenge Cup win was not the huge upset it is often claimed to be.
Sheffield Eagles’ Samoan star Misi Taulapapa talks about the ups and downs of his career and we gain an insight into Tonga’s ambitions for the World Cup in Planet League.
The DW Stadium in Wigan is under our Secret Speccie’s spotlight and we take a look at the pros and cons of groundsharing as Salford get ready to co-exist with Sale Sharks.
London Broncos’ Australian star Craig Gower answers our quickfire round of questions and we launch a new column, Kiwi Scene, focusing on developments in New Zealand to complement our regular international dispatches from Australia, France and Wales.