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| Get the new Gillette Rugby League Yearbook 2008/09 for just £14.99 |
 The
thirteenth edition of the annual Yearbook produced by League Express, the game's
biggest selling newspaper, represents fantastic value. The price has been pegged
at last year's rate, £16.99, but if you pre-order your copy now,
you can get it for just £14.99 including free UK delivery. The
Gillette Rugby League Yearbook will include an in-depth statistical section, chapters
on every major competition and a record of every game in Super League, the Challenge
Cup and the National Leagues, along with hundreds of illustrations documenting
another history-making year of Rugby League. Published mid-December, order your
copy now for pre-Christmas delivery from the , where you can also pick up our other fantastic titles, including:
The History of the Rugby League World Cup (includes 2008 tournament); All Blacks
to All Golds; The Rugby League Groundhoppers Guide. |
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| League Express - Every Monday |
League Express is on sale from your local newsagent in the UK, or available worldwide
on subscription in print and digital format.
This week, 32 full colour pages featuring the best reports, pictures and reaction from the Rugby League World Cup in Australia. Also includes top class coverage of the grass roots game with Phil Hodgson and of course, all the latest news from your club and around the world.
The digital edition of League
Express will work on any computer (PC or Mac) in any kind of browser.
If you prefer, you can order a subscription to the print edition instead and
get the newspaper or magazine delivered to your door. See
for details. |
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| 50 Ways To Improve Rugby League in this month's Rugby League World |
Rugby League World is available from your newsagent, by post from the or to read online at  Inside this month's issue...50 WAYS TO IMPROVE RUGBY LEAGUE: THE BIG DEBATE - Richard de la Riviere gets the ball rolling with his suggestions for how the game might be improved. Plus…JJB ’S WORLD CUP DIARY: Jamie Jones-Buchanan gives us the inside info on England’s disappointing start to the tournament... POSTCARD FROM LONDON: Jon Wells gets in the way at home while preparing for pre-season training. CLASSICAL LITERATURE: Tony Hannan reveals an exciting new publishing project for RL history buffs. LETTERS PRAY... An extended letters spread this month as readers & editor Richard de la Riviere reflect on the World Cup opening salvos. SCHOEY DOWN UNDER: Garry Schofield is following England’s World Cup campaign in Australia. We caught up with him at 3.00am. THE BUTCHER BEAT: Former RLW editor Tim Butcher went to watch the opening two weeks of World Cup competition. Melbourne & the Aussie media apart, it was colour & fun all the way. GOLDEN BOOT TIME: It’s the prize they all covet - the Rugby League World Golden Boot. We assess the runners & riders ahead of the big vote. BONDI BEAT SPECIAL: Against all expectation, Steve Mascord is thoroughly enjoying this World Cup. Here he presents the view from Sydney. 1972 &ALL THAT: Dave Hadfield has a whole teamful of icons in his feature this month – Great Britain’s 1972 World Cup winning squad. SAMPSON ’S STRENGTH: Chris Westwood chats with big Dean Sampson - back at hometown club Castleford & in a healthy frame of mind. CAPLAN CONFIDENTIAL: By way of a change, Phil Caplan talks to Dan Steel, the newly-appointed regional manager for London & England’s south. TREIZISTE DIARY: Cliff Spracklen chats to French Federation chairman Nicolas Larrat, ahead of France’s campaign in the 2008 RL World Cup. WHERE NOW FOR WALES: John Harris took heart from England’s World Cup warm-up steamrollering of Wales at Doncaster’s Keepmoat Stadium. HULL &HIGH WATER: Ben Collins talks to Hull KR fullback Shaun Briscoe of England internationals & future plans to be in the first-team frame. CONFERENCE COMMENTS: Phil Caplan reflects on another successful season for the Rugby League Conference. CARL JENNINGS COLUMN: This month the Penrith Panthers strength & conditioning coach focuses on speed training. BARLA MATTERS: Phil Hodgson continues our series of winter profiles with Rochdale Mayfield. NATIONAL EXPRESS: Chris Westwood reports on a couple of National League success stories – at Featherstone Rovers & Gateshead Thunder. INDEPENDENT VIEW: Dave Hadfield has the last word… |
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