Schools rugby league, an area of the sport through which hundreds of thousands of players have passed during the last century, has finally been recognised with a superb book documenting its history and progress since the turn of the 20th century. [Read more…]
He has been one of the defining faces of Super League over the last 15 years, but Lee Briers will not be lacing his boots in 2014. [Read more…]
Who is rugby league’s biggest bad boy? Gareth Hock? Willie Mason? Ten years ago Barrie McDermott would have been up there, too. But none of them compare to Jim Mills, whose authorised biography Big Jim has just hit the shelves. [Read more…]
Michael Miles only started watching rugby league three years ago when London’s Evening Standard ran a promotion offering free tickets to watch Harlequins (as they were then), but he has now produced what must rank as one of the definitive guides to rugby league grounds across the UK. [Read more…]
Jamie Bloem is standing in a corridor in the bowels of the Halliwell Jones Stadium, coffee in hand, preparing to commentate on one of the coldest matches Super League has ever witnessed. [Read more…]
Brian Noble has revealed his pride at his new book Building Winning Teams after a successful launch period in the run up to Christmas. [Read more…]
How will you remember 2012? [Read more…]
It’s been a busy year in rugby league publishing. Here’s our rundown of what’s hit the shelves this year. [Read more…]
Few rugby league books can ever have started with quite so much intensity as Coaching Is Chaos. [Read more…]
Adrian Morley has been around a bit. So long, in fact, that he actually played alongside Ellery Hanley, the last British hero of rugby league who was appreciated Down Under as much as Moz. [Read more…]
