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England World Cup Exit Inquest, Super League clubs to blame and Hull FC forward on the move? Ep 38
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England World Cup Exit Inquest, Should McDermott be AXED and Hull City forward on the move? Ep 38
The Rugby League World Cup may well be over for England's men and women.. but the Love Rugby League podcast isn't going anywhere!
Aaron and Matt are back for another week to dissect another disappointing weekend for the national team and alongside the Rugby Football League's own review, launch our own inquest into what needs to happen next.
Here's what's on this week's show..
England are out - but who's to blame? We get stuck into the early exit and ask who should be held responsible.
The boys also outline the key changes that have to happen to give the national team any chance of success in 2030..
Should Brian McDermott survive the tournament and be given the opportunity to put things right at the next World Cup?
Matt explains why he WOULDN'T put London in Super League in 2027, as we explain the latest over the ever-lasting situation surrounding their possible promotion to the top flight..
..while we also reveal how one club's pre-season plans are in chaos due to the delay over a confirmed start date.
We'll also tell you which Hull FC forward is attracting interest from Bradford Bulls.
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