STRICKEN Hull KR prop Mose Masoe has thanked the rugby league public for their overwhelming support after he completed week one of his “long road ahead” in battling to walk again.
AHEAD of the 25th season of Super League, we take a look at all the comings and goings at Leeds Rhinos, Hull KR, Hull FC, Huddersfield Giants, Wakefield Trinity, Castleford Tigers and the rest of the competition.
GREAT BRITAIN legends such as Mal Reilly, Alan Hardisty, Phil Lowe and coach Johnny Whiteley will finally receive medals for their glorious Ashes success - 50 years after the historic exploits Down Under.
Michael Shenton’s testimonial did not quite go according to plan with the long serving centre suffering an injury and Castleford Tigers losing narrowly 16-10 to Toronto Wolfpack in their final pre-season outing.
HE may not have received the tally of international caps or domestic honours a player of his talent deserves, but Castleford Tigers captain Michael Shenton is a born-winner in the eyes of his coach Daryl Powell.
Hull KR coach Tony Smith has confirmed that prop Mose Masoe will not play again after sustaining a serious spinal injury in last Sunday’s pre-season friendly at Wakefield.
Former Leeds Rhinos women’s team star Lois Forsell and three players from the Stanningley amateur club feature alongside Prince Harry in a video promoting Rugby League World Cup 2021 (RLWC2021)’s mental fitness charter.
Wakefield Trinity star David Fifita hopes to be fit for Super League round one but will not rush things - revealing his self-esteem was hit by playing “embarrassingly” while injured last term.
HE MAY be under fire from the sections of the media and general public and even, allegedly, his grandmother, but Prince Harry has received enthusiastic backing from an unlikely source, Rugby Football League chief executive Ralph Rimmer.
