Keighley’s Viking raider ready to create a wave

For those who follow League 1 intuitively, they will know the fierce-looking appearance of Keighley forward Dalton Desmond-Walker. His bald-head and the trademark beard give…

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The Self-Isolation Chronicles: North Wales Crusaders

1. One of their former players is now a model. Stuart Reardon carved a respectable name for himself in Rugby League with spells at hometown…

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Workington Town legend doing his part to raise funds

The UK has endeared to one Captain Tom during the current pandemonium caused by COVID-19, and clearly his impact has inspired many to follow in…

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The Self-Isolation Chronicles: Hunslet

1. One of their ex-players has featured on the big screens from Flash Gordon to Dracula. Ted Carroll had played Rugby League for the first…

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The Self-Isolation Chronicles: Coventry Bears

1. Alan Robinson had a spell at Limoux Grizzlies. You’d be forgiven for thinking Coventry Bears founding father Alan Robinson had never had an affiliation…

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The Self-Isolation Chronicles: Doncaster

1. Rangi Chase almost played in the NCL. Doncaster made a huge signing in the form of Rangi Chase in 2019, following his return from…

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The Self Isolation Chronicles: West Wales Raiders

1. One of their current squad suffers from deafness. West Wales Raiders forward Ryan Shallish has a remarkable and unique trait in the sport. He…

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The Self-Isolation Chronicles: London Skolars

1. One of their most prolific players had a serious, life-threatening disease. Nigerian-born winger Ade Adebisi hit 51 tries in only 66 games for London…

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Ex-Doncaster player flees France to join the Greek Army due to COVID-19

Former Doncaster prop Stefanos Bastas revealed how the COVID-19 virus has had a huge impact on his career, as he was forced to leave France…

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The Self-Isolation Chronicles: Leigh Centurions

1. They signed the world’s fastest man in 1953. Emmanuel McDonald Bailey had just represented Great Britain in the 1952 Helsinki, where he won a…

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