Serious About Rugby League

1 week ago | seriousaboutrl.com | Sam Cook

Leigh Leopards head coach Adrian Lam has revealed why the club did not re-sign former star Tom Amone, who has since joined Castleford Tigers for 2025 and Hull KR from 2026 onwards. Amone has written himself into Leigh history with the powerhouse prop a firm fan favourite and that favouritism is perhaps why Leopards fans have a sour taste in their mouth at seeing their beloved prop sign with not just one, but two other rival Super League clubs.

1 week ago | seriousaboutrl.com | Sam Cook

Championship club Hunslet RLFC have released a statement revealing that they are “extremely disappointed” after Super League leaders Hull KR recalled one of their star players. The Robins are flying high at the top of the Super League table and are making some major transfer moves of their own with the club announcing that they have signed former Dream Team prop Tom Amone, however, their actions regarding one of their younger players has also made the news.

1 week ago | seriousaboutrl.com | Sam Cook

Salford Red Devils head coach Paul Rowley has explained how the Rugby Football League have made matters “impossible” for the club. The RFL have come in for criticism regarding their handling of the Salford Red Devils situation, however, CEO Tony Sutton defended the governing body last Thursday when speaking about the Super League club.

1 week ago | seriousaboutrl.com | Sam Cook

Salford Red Devils captain Ryan Brierley has conceded that the club “are the problem” and that the blame for their current financial difficulties cannot be pinned elsewhere. In an honest and somewhat emotional interview, the newly-appointed Salford skipper (following the sale of Kallum Watkins) spoke about the current state of the club, admitting that the Red Devils have no one to blame but themselves.

1 week ago | seriousaboutrl.com | Sam Cook

Wests Tigers have confirmed that one of the rising stars of rugby league will depart the club at the end of the 2026 season, after knocking back a reported $6,000,000 deal. For a number of years, Wests Tigers have propped up the foot of the National Rugby League but things are changing and Wests are on their way up with the club currently sitting seventh on the ladder. After three consecutive NRL wooden spoons, it’s about time as well.