Two of Halifax’s playmakers, Gareth Moore and Connor Robinson, have signed new contracts with the club. Moore was an ever present in Richard Marshall’s side last season, becoming an important player in the Fax setup following his arrival from Featherstone.
Halifax have confirmed new deals for three members of the club’s squad. Jacob Fairbank and Ben Kaye have extended their existing deals for an additional year, with utility back James Saltonstall penning a two-year extension. “We’re getting there now with
Halifax and Dewsbury are leading the race to sign young Leeds player Tommy Brierley. The 20-year-old is set to leave the Rhinos Academy at the end of the year, which has sparked interest from a number of Championship clubs. Brierley,
Halifax have confirmed the signing of former winger Rob Worrincy, as first revealed in League Express last month. Worrincy spent six years at Fax after joining the club in 2009, scoring 96 tries in 117 appearances in a spell that
Halifax could be leaving The Shay. The Championship club are seriously considering their options ahead of the new season, after Calderdale Council told the club that they would be increasing rent ahead of the new season. Fax and the council have
This article originally appeared in League Express, read this first by buying the paper every Monday in stores, or alternatively read online at totalrl.com/le Halifax are close to confirming the signings of Rob Worrincy, Matthew Haggerty and Shane Grady for
Halifax will be without Dane Manning for the rest of the season after breaking his thumb for a second time this season. Fax’s star back-rower, widely regarded as one of the best forwards in the Championship, missed a crucial two-month
Relieved Halifax head coach Richard Marshall was delighted to see his side break their losing streak in victory over Whitehaven. Fax had lost six consecutive games ahead of their Bank Holiday trip up to Cumbria, but broke their unwanted record
Halifax lost 44-22 at Bradford Bulls. Coach Richard Marshall said: “We blooded a couple of our younger players, we wanted to see how they’d go. At times we weren’t far off Bradford, who put out one of the strongest teams
Halifax coach Richard Marshall says he had no hesitation in penning a new long-term contract with the club. Marshall last week extended his existing deal at the Shay for a further two years, committing him to Fax until the end
