Leeds Rhinos scored 43 unanswered points in the second half at the KC Stadium tonight to emerge with a 12-43 victory against a Hull side that had dominated the first half to lead 12-0 at half-time. And Hull, who scored
London Broncos have brought in former Super League and Great Britain forward Jamie Thackray on a one-month trial. Thackray, 35, has vast Super League and Championship experience including two stints at Hull FC and Leeds Rhinos in Super League, and
Hunslet Hawks have released a statement on their website detailing that current halfback Danny Grimshaw is currently “absent” from the club. In a short, brief statement, the Hawks said that since he was named by coach Barry Eaton in the
Salford are still without several big hitters as they head for France to take on Catalans Dragons this weekend, after boss Iestyn Harris named his 19-man squad for the match. Kevin Locke and Michael Dobson are still notable absentees having
Hull FC coach Lee Radford admits he’s only fully too aware of the threat Leeds pose in attack tonight – and insists his team are the underdogs against the Rhinos tonight. Leeds have notched over 100 points so far in
Leeds Rhinos coach Brian McDermott believes his side must start well tonight against Hull FC if they are to come away with a fourth straight win to start Super League XX. The Rhinos chief is fully aware of a strong
Wigan Warriors coach Shaun Wane believes both his side and tomorrow’s opponents Castleford could be sat with three wins out of three, despite posting just one win between them so far this season. Whilst the Tigers have lost all three
We know, we know.. There have only been three rounds of Super League XX thus far, but that doesn’t stop us! This week’s Thursday 13 has been asking you on social media for the players that have stood out the
Castleford Tigers coach Daryl Powell insists his side are not far away from picking up their first win of 2015, and says that in his eyes, there’s not a lot wrong with his side. The league table shows three straight
Hull Kingston Rovers forward Tyrone McCarthy believes the talent of Albert Kelly has come to the fore in the club’s opening three games, and the Ireland international admits he’s loving playing with the former Gold Coast man. Whilst McCarthy admits
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