Show Notes
What on earth can we have a poem about this week? There haven’t been any rugby league games of which to speak So instead of having our favourite sport to see, All we’ve heard of is gradings from IMG! The differences on their points ladder are sometimes very narrow Just ask London Broncos, who are one place below Barrow!
Super League 360 covers the top tier of the British game, as well as some lower division and NRL news. but now it is also covering the WORLD CUP!
Intrepid scribe John Davidson, a UK based Australian journalist, provides analysis whilst Lee Addison, a UK born coach in Australia, hosts the podcast, and also brings plenty of opinions.
Lee has coached at NRL clubs and World Cups and owns rugbyleaguecoach.com.au. He can be found @rugbyleaguecoach on Facebook and Instagram and also hosts the Rugby League Coach Podcast. John is on X at @johnnyddavidson
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When we talk about Rugby League World Cups, it’s easy to think about the modern tournament — decent crowds, professional athletes, modern stadiums and between 10 and 16 nations from all around the world competing on the biggest stage.
England got well and truly battered in Perth Their World Cup hopes crashing down to earth The Kiwis and Aussies put on a show England against those ? We fear how it would go Samoa and Tonga in no mood for messin’ France too were taught a really tough lesson
Between 1957 and 1970, rugby league didn't just change on the field. It changed as a product, as entertainment, and as an international sport. And a lot of the rugby league we recognise today starts taking shape right here.
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A year ago, Hull KR were all the rage But this year it was Wakefield who took centre stage Their team and coach will go down as club greats And I bet they partied like it’s 1968 Poor Sam Burgess and Wire - wasn’t their time to thrive And they couldn’t bury the ghosts of 1955