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Welcome to the world's most comprehensive rugby league newspaper, Rugby League Review. It's published every 2nd month, bringing you all the latest news, match reports and world league results. Regardless of a game being played in Moscow or Melbourne, Bradford or Brisbane, South Africa or Sydney, Rugby League Review will be there to cover it.
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This Month's Features:
In this issue we have: NRL Scoreboard - All the scorers, team lists and stats; Editorial - The 20th team
in the NRL; NRL Judiciary Round-Up; Footy Card Hero – Rod Henniker; Grounds of Yesteryear - Breakers Stadium; Unsung Heroes - Tony
Iro, Les Davidson and Henry Tatana; Knock-On Effect Cup; Qld Cup; Ron Massey Cup' Sydney Shield and Jersey Flegg; When Wynnum-Manly
ruled the world; A look back at the 2000 season; Singapore make history; Greek Rugby League Juniors; Ardmona Cards - St George; NSW
Country; Qld Country; New Zealand; Nationwide; British Rugby League; World News; Rugby League Card Stars; Retro Magazine, Steve Mascord
Column, Retro Team lists, Crossword...plus much more!
Rugby League Review August/September 2026
STATE OF ORIGIN ROUND-UP
We have all the full round-up of the State of Origin series that saw the Blues end up winning the deciding match. We also have details of the State of Origin Under 19s matches that featured both Boys and Girls games. Read all the details in the latest issue of Rugby League Review.
HISTORY OF THE CHEVRON JERSEY
Rugby League jerseys play an important part in giving a club their identity, history and gives supporters a sense of belonging. All NSW Rugby League clubs (except Western Suburbs) chose the same colours as their rugby union counterparts in the inaugural season of 1908. All had either hooped bars or plain colours with Newtown and Glebe opting for the latter. But who was the first to have the famous V on their jerseys. Find out more in the latest issue of Rugby League Review.
EUROPEAN RUGBY LEAGUE UNDER 19s
A total of 10 nations did battle in the recent European Rugby League Under 19s championships in the south of France. We have full details of the tournament that featured France, England, Wales, Serbia, Scotland and Ukraine in the Cup division while Greece, Ireland, Norway and Canada were involved in the Shield competition. Find out more in the latest issue of Rugby League Review.
