
Martyn Sadler
League Express Editor at Rugby League World
editor of the weekly newspaper Rugby League Express
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1 week ago |
totalrl.com | Martyn Sadler
“THE NRL has agreed to consider a proposal to buy a 33 per cent stake in the Super League on the proviso it gets complete administrative control of the struggling competition from 2028 as part of a bid to grow the sport internationally.”That was the opening paragraph of a news story that appeared in the Sydney Morning Herald last week. But what does it mean? How could the NRL buy a 33 per cent stake in the Super League?
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2 weeks ago |
totalrl.com | Martyn Sadler
IN last week’s League Express Podcast I made a point of congratulating two clubs outside Super League who are both having outstanding seasons. One look at the Championship and League One league tables will reveal that the leaders are Halifax Panthers and Midlands Hurricanes, both clubs having played five games and currently undefeated.
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2 weeks ago |
totalrl.com | Martyn Sadler
In this week’s episode of the League Express Podcast, Jake Kearnan and I discuss the weekend’s Challenge Cup results, the new information regarding an NRL stake in Super League and whether French sides have a future in Super League. We give England coach Shaun Wane some advice on who he might select to face the Australians in the Ashes this autumn.
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2 weeks ago |
totalrl.com | Martyn Sadler
THE future for London Broncos is suddenly looking much more hopeful. Gary Hetherington has been heavily involved in brokering support and new ownership for the capital city club and there will be a major event at the Australian High Commission a week on Tuesday (15th April) at which we will learn more about the club’s future and about the future of Rugby League in London.
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2 weeks ago |
totalrl.com | Martyn Sadler
HULL KR were hugely impressive in defeating their neighbours and close rivals Hull FC on Saturday. And the great thing for their coach Willie Peters and their supporters was that they were able to do it largely without their inspirational star Mikey Lewis, who departed the game with an apparent groin strain after around 15 minutes with the score at 0-0. At that moment I can only imagine that the Hull FC supporters felt a surge of optimism as their likely tormentor-in-chief left the field.
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