Rugby League World Magazine 413 Edição anterior

Cover star Zak Hardaker discusses his turbulent past and seemingly his bright future, and weighs in on his England chances;
Wigan’s Matty Smith picks his all-time dream XIII of former team-mates;
Get to know Huddersfield’s Brett Ferres;
Ryan Hall takes us through a week in the life of a Leeds Rhinos player;
The evolution of the loose forward – is there still room in the modern game for a creative middle-man?
Eorl Crabtree weighs in on the shoulder charge debate: should we bring it back or forget it altogether?
Genius or liability? We meet Warrington’s Chris Sandow;
Halifax coach Richard Marshall discusses his side’s impressive season and their ambitions beyond the Qualifiers;
Super League referee James Child on social media abuse, dissent in the modern game, and the shortage of match officials;
Michael Shenton suggests we get rid of dual registration and focus on bringing back reserves;
The Flying Pig: Tom Lineham is Rugby League’s accidental hero – we meet the Hull FC winger;
We speak to Featherstone coach Jon Sharp and ask why the team everyone tipped for the Qualifiers missed out;
Wigan hooker Michael McIlorum discusses his heartache at missing last year’s Grand Final and his Leeds origins;
Alex Walmsley weighs in on the impending interchange reduction;
Play it again: Dave Hadfield asks why no-one plays the ball properly anymore with help from Steve Ganson;
New Zealand coach Stephen Kearney on his side’s upcoming tour of England and more;
In Bondi Beat with Steve Mascord, find out more about the NRL’s mega-money TV deal and discover just how close another Great Britain tour is;
The Salford Circus: With the endless controversy it’s easy to forget where Salford came from – Nigel Wiskar reminds us all;
Planet League – the USA, Canada and Ukraine feature in this month’s global round-up;
Plus much more inside!