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Rugby League Week Magazine - 2015 Issue 31

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In this issue

Land of the freak: how Jarryd Hayne will change the way the NFL is played... and make the world take notice of the NRL (no, your eyes are not deceiving you, that is an NFL played on our cover). They will fire: Milf and Hunt are the least-experienced halves in the finals... but they're also the most exciting. Crossing enemy lines: Alex Johnston gives up his little secret. Teddy terrific: the Tigers have gone backwards, but Tedesco is the most improved played of 2015. The Mole tells: the Taylor-Farah blow-up that led to Robbie's demise. Blood brothers: Roosters hitmen Napa and Evans share a unique bond. Warriors slammed: Kiwi great takes aim at the misfiring New Zealand side.

Rugby League Week Magazine Description:

Publisher: Are-Media

Category: Sports

Language: English

Frequency: Weekly

Rugby League Week is in its fifth decade of publication, and is still the most widely read Rugby League magazine in Australia with a weekly readership of 169,000 – almost double the readership of that of its closest Rugby League competitor. RLW offers readers the very best in news, features, statistics and gossip every week, as well as hard-hitting columns by the one-and-only Mark Geyer, and loads of nostalgia in our retrospective stories from by-gone eras.