Category: St Helens
St Helens’ George Whitby suffers ACL injury
ST HELENS prospect George Whitby will miss the rest of this season, and likely a significant portion of the next, due to an anterior cruciate…
Wakefield Trinity v St Helens preview and 21-man squads
WAKEFIELD TRINITY haven’t beaten St Helens in four attempts since their return to Super League, but will be strong favourites to do so on Saturday…
Talking Rugby League: Is St Helens’ decline real?
IT looks as though St Helens may miss the Super League play-offs for the first time since they were introduced in 1998 after their 18-32…
Catalans Dragons’ Solomona Faataape to join St Helens
ST HELENS have won the race to sign Catalans Dragons centre Solomona Faataape, who has penned a two-year contract. The Australian centre has impressed during…
St Helens won’t give up on play-off pursuit insists Eamon O’Carroll
EAMON O’CARROLL has urged his bruised St Helens side not to give up on the play-offs. Saints have made every end-of-season Super League series but…
Catalans Dragons winger Tommy Makinson confirms retirement
FORMER England winger Tommy Makinson has confirmed that he will retire at the end of this season. A five-time Grand Final winner with St Helens,…
The Dublin Four: Hull FC, St Helens, Warrington and Wigan to make history
IT’S been confirmed: four Super League sides will be heading to Dublin in 2027. Hull FC, St Helens, Warrington Wolves and Wigan Warriors will all…
St Helens chairman Eamonn McManus on coach hunt, financial losses and fan concerns
ST HELENS chairman Eamonn McManus says there will no be rush to appoint their next head coach – and is not concerned by the club’s…
‘We’re shooting ourselves in the foot’ says St Helens’ Eamon O’Carroll
EAMON O’CARROLL lamented St Helens causing their own undoing after a third defeat in as many games under his interim charge. A 32-18 home defeat…
St Helens and Hull FC announce Dublin fixture
ST HELENS and Hull FC will join Warrington Wolves and Wigan Warriors in taking a Super League fixture on the road to Dublin next year….