A podcast about Rugby League from the people who bring you Forty20 Magazine. Hosted by Richard Shaw-Wright, Forty20 magazine's Phil Caplan and former Super League match official James Child, a weekly look at the world of Rugby League and the occasional special guest as well! Shortlisted for Best Rugby Podcast at the 2024 Sports Podcast Awards.
Publishes | Twice weekly | Episodes | 178 | Founded | 6 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | Sports NewsSportsNewsRugby |
A bonus episode as we head to the Midlands to talk Rugby League with Michael Shires on how the game is growing there at the moment, the Hurricanes, Coventry Bears, the rise of Try Tag Rugby, the Challenge Cup, Student RL and his upcoming trip to Vega... more
Does Rugby League have an issue with communication? What's happening at Salford? Huddersfield moving to Halifax? Secret draws, Challenge Cup moves and more...
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Jonathan Doidge joins us to talk the latest issues in Rugby League, as we head towards the new professional season, there's plenty going on at Salford, London, the disciplinary and in the Challenge Cup...
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After we'd all been chatting to various members of the Leeds Rhinos at their media day, we gathered all the journalists who like us, and anyone else we could find, for a bonus discussion in the cafe at Headingley.
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Dull and dreary take on rugby league in the UK.
Characterised by a downbeat and mumbling presentation, and disdain for ‘normal’ supporters with a different view.
RSW does a great job hosting, James Child is super knowledgeable and articulate and Phil is just rugby league royalty. Love it.
The content is fab, but please turn the microphones up - I listen to loads of load casts on headphones when I run
If you listen on headphones or in the car it’s very quiet
But love it all
I have listened to this show avidly since the days on Yorkshire Radio. The team are expertly informed on the game and serve up a weekly round up of everything rugby league with great humour.
Enjoying the podcast recently with James joining the team. Different perspective & really well informed, I hope it is long term thing.
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