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Articles Written by: GARY SLATER
What do you think of the new England kit?
Thumbs up? England's new kit is launched before the World Cup
It has been launched this week for the Rugby League World Cup in Australia at the end of the season and will be worn for the first time when England ...
From GARY SLATER,
The Telegraph,
19 Jun 2008
Gary Slater saw his first game of rugby league in 1972 at the age of 10 and has been a fan ever since. From Alex Murphy to Paul Sculthorpe, via Ellery Hanley and Martin Offiah, he has seen all the modern greats of the game in action and has written two ...
From GARY SLATER,
The Telegraph,
16 Jun 2008
What goes around comes around.
Unclever choice: Sharp proved the wrong man for Hull FC
When Peter Sharp took over as coach of Hull FC in April 2006 he was the luckiest man in Super League.
On Monday, his luck ran out and the 53-year-old Australian, the ...
From GARY SLATER,
The Telegraph,
21 May 2008
This weekend marks the half-way point in the engage Super League season and so it is time for me to deliver my half-term report.
Outstanding: Westerman (centre) young player of the year?
In truth, not much has changed from last year. The Big Four are ...
From GARY SLATER,
The Telegraph,
15 May 2008
Sorry readers, I am feeling just a little bit smug today. Last week I predicted the outcome of the eight Carnegie Challenge Cup fifth round ties and got every single one correct.
Eight out of eight. 100 per cent. Top of the class.
The tie of the round ...
From GARY SLATER,
The Telegraph,
14 May 2008
It's not big and it's not clever, but streaking seems to be back in fashion.
Tackled: a streaker had to be restrained at the Centenury Test
In fact, the bizarre pastime of ripping off your clothes and running across a sports stadium could be about to ...
From GARY SLATER,
The Telegraph,
11 May 2008
After last weekend's Millennium Magic, this weekend sees the return of the magic of the Carnegie Challenge Cup.
Long and short of it: Sean Long and St Helens are in good form
And, for my next trick, I will predict the winners of all eight fifth round ...
From GARY SLATER,
The Telegraph,
8 May 2008
All eyes will be on the Sydney Cricket Ground on Friday for the Centenary Test between Australia and New Zealand.
Saving face: Kiwis hope to win back some pride against the Aussies
The last time the sides met the Kiwis were thrashed 58-0 in Wellington ...
From GARY SLATER,
The Telegraph,
7 May 2008
From today Knowsley Road is no more. It has ceased to be. It has been renamed The GPW Recruitment Stadium until the end of the 2010 season.
For me, however, the ground where St Helens have played since 1890, five years before the split with rugby union, ...
From GARY SLATER,
The Telegraph,
6 May 2008
The "poor lad" is still suffering. Forty years on and the memories still burn. The wound is still raw. The pain still hurts.
Forty years ago this week Don Fox became "the poor lad" – the man who missed the conversion from in front of the posts in the ...
From GARY SLATER,
The Telegraph,
4 May 2008
