Rugby League: November 2008 Archives

US ace slams Warriors speculation

Ryan McGoldrick has dismissed mounting claims that he will leave Castleford and join Super League rivals Wigan.

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Crusaders transfer blitz

Celtic Crusaders have announced nine new signings ahead of their debut Super League campaign, including St Helens' Matty Smith.

More: Crusaders transfer blitz |

Stuart to explain 'attack'

Ricky Stuart will be asked to explain claims he verbally abused World Cup final ref Ashley Klein and referee's boss Stuart Cummings.

More: Stuart to explain 'attack' |

New Zealand take world crown with shock win

New Zealand came from 10 points behind to claim their first ever Rugby League World Cup 34-20 in a thrilling final in Brisbane.

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Price injury costly for Kangaroos

Australia's World Cup final plans have been hit by the news that a calf injury has ruled Steve Price out of the clash with New Zealand.

More: Price injury costly for Kangaroos |

Four to compete for Tri-Nations

The Tri-Nations tournament contested by England, Australia and New Zealand will be extended to include another side from next season.

More: Four to compete for Tri-Nations |

Same again for Aussies, Kiwis

Australia and New Zealand have both named unchanged line-ups for Saturday's World Cup final in Brisbane.

More: Same again for Aussies, Kiwis |

RL chief Lewis backs Smith

Rugby Football League chief Richard Lewis insists Tony Smith will remain as England coach despite their dismal World Cup performance.

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England crash out with a whimper

England's disappointing World Cup campaign has ended at the semi-final stage following a 32-22 defeat against New Zealand in Brisbane.

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England must keep faith - Smith

Coach Tony Smith wants his England side to show what they are really capable of in Saturday's World Cup semi-final against New Zealand.

More: England must keep faith - Smith |

Smith snubs Gardner and McGuire

Ade Gardner and Danny McGuire have been left out of England's 19-man squad for the World Cup semi-final against New Zealand.

More: Smith snubs Gardner and McGuire |

Smith request turned down

Tony Smith has lost his plea to have a northern hemisphere referee in charge of England's World Cup semi-final with New Zealand.

More: Smith request turned down |

Smith wants a northern ref

England coach Tony Smith is unhappy with the standard of refereeing from the Australian whistle-blowers at the World Cup.

More: Smith wants a northern ref |

England handed more World Cup misery

New Zealand fought back from a 24-8 deficit to beat England 36-24 in their final World Cup Group A encounter in Newcastle.

More: England handed more World Cup misery |

Doping offence ban for Price

Leigh's former Wigan and Wales prop Gareth Price has been handed a two-year ban after testing positive for a banned substance.

More: Doping offence ban for Price |

Pride matters for England

There is nothing riding on Saturday's game other than pride when England tackle New Zealand in the World Cup.

More: Pride matters for England |

Hand injury ends Fa'asavalu's World Cup

England have been rocked by the news Maurie Fa'asavalu has been ruled out of the rest of the World Cup because of a hand injury.

More: Hand injury ends Fa'asavalu's World Cup |

Smith goes with two props

Man of Steel James Graham and James Roby will be rested when England face New Zealand in Saturday's final World Cup pool match.

More: Smith goes with two props |

Smith will not panic

England coach Tony Smith will not take drastic selection measures following the 52-4 World Cup hammering at the hands of Australia.

More: Smith will not panic |

World Cup woe for England

Australia condemned England to their worst ever World Cup defeat with a comprehensive 52-4 success in Melbourne.

More: World Cup woe for England |

Gardner backing England to overcome Aussies

St Helens winger Ade Gardner believes the England players will relish the tag of underdogs for Sunday's game against Australia.

More: Gardner backing England to overcome Aussies |

US ace slams Warriors speculation

Ryan McGoldrick has dismissed mounting claims that he will leave Castleford and join Super League rivals Wigan.

More: US ace slams Warriors speculation |

Crusaders transfer blitz

Celtic Crusaders have announced nine new signings ahead of their debut Super League campaign, including St Helens' Matty Smith.

More: Crusaders transfer blitz |

Stuart to explain 'attack'

Ricky Stuart will be asked to explain claims he verbally abused World Cup final ref Ashley Klein and referee's boss Stuart Cummings.

More: Stuart to explain 'attack' |

New Zealand take world crown with shock win

New Zealand came from 10 points behind to claim their first ever Rugby League World Cup 34-20 in a thrilling final in Brisbane.

More: New Zealand take world crown with shock win |

Price injury costly for Kangaroos

Australia's World Cup final plans have been hit by the news that a calf injury has ruled Steve Price out of the clash with New Zealand.

More: Price injury costly for Kangaroos |

Four to compete for Tri-Nations

The Tri-Nations tournament contested by England, Australia and New Zealand will be extended to include another side from next season.

More: Four to compete for Tri-Nations |

Same again for Aussies, Kiwis

Australia and New Zealand have both named unchanged line-ups for Saturday's World Cup final in Brisbane.

More: Same again for Aussies, Kiwis |

RL chief Lewis backs Smith

Rugby Football League chief Richard Lewis insists Tony Smith will remain as England coach despite their dismal World Cup performance.

More: RL chief Lewis backs Smith |

England crash out with a whimper

England's disappointing World Cup campaign has ended at the semi-final stage following a 32-22 defeat against New Zealand in Brisbane.

More: England crash out with a whimper |

England must keep faith - Smith

Coach Tony Smith wants his England side to show what they are really capable of in Saturday's World Cup semi-final against New Zealand.

More: England must keep faith - Smith |

Smith snubs Gardner and McGuire

Ade Gardner and Danny McGuire have been left out of England's 19-man squad for the World Cup semi-final against New Zealand.

More: Smith snubs Gardner and McGuire |

Smith request turned down

Tony Smith has lost his plea to have a northern hemisphere referee in charge of England's World Cup semi-final with New Zealand.

More: Smith request turned down |

Smith wants a northern ref

England coach Tony Smith is unhappy with the standard of refereeing from the Australian whistle-blowers at the World Cup.

More: Smith wants a northern ref |

England handed more World Cup misery

New Zealand fought back from a 24-8 deficit to beat England 36-24 in their final World Cup Group A encounter in Newcastle.

More: England handed more World Cup misery |

Doping offence ban for Price

Leigh's former Wigan and Wales prop Gareth Price has been handed a two-year ban after testing positive for a banned substance.

More: Doping offence ban for Price |

Pride matters for England

There is nothing riding on Saturday's game other than pride when England tackle New Zealand in the World Cup.

More: Pride matters for England |

Hand injury ends Fa'asavalu's World Cup

England have been rocked by the news Maurie Fa'asavalu has been ruled out of the rest of the World Cup because of a hand injury.

More: Hand injury ends Fa'asavalu's World Cup |

Smith goes with two props

Man of Steel James Graham and James Roby will be rested when England face New Zealand in Saturday's final World Cup pool match.

More: Smith goes with two props |

Smith will not panic

England coach Tony Smith will not take drastic selection measures following the 52-4 World Cup hammering at the hands of Australia.

More: Smith will not panic |

World Cup woe for England

Australia condemned England to their worst ever World Cup defeat with a comprehensive 52-4 success in Melbourne.

More: World Cup woe for England |

Gardner backing England to overcome Aussies

St Helens winger Ade Gardner believes the England players will relish the tag of underdogs for Sunday's game against Australia.

More: Gardner backing England to overcome Aussies |

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