Wembley was busy last Saturday hosting not one, but two cup finals. We look back at the superb Challenge Cup performance of the Wolves as they savaged the Saints to take back the trophy to where it was least expected to reside.

And the inaugural final of the 1895 Cup rounded off the day as Sheffield Eagles overturned the Vikings of Widnes in a blazing battle which saw them turn a 12 point deficit into an 36-18 triumph.

Also, life in the fast lane as a player can become life in a wheelchair or worse. We discuss how the The Rugby League Benevolent Fund helps with such tragedies.

Martyn Sadler steers the conversation with contributions from player Matt Parcell, Eagles head coach Mark Aston and Steve Ball from RFL Benevolent team.

Saints are playing brilliant football but the top of the league is ‘boring’ according to a member of a team in the relegation battle.

Putting youngsters into the first team does not automatically make them Super League players, as seems to be the thinking behind some clubs, so how and when should it be done?

And, is there really such a thing as a coaching manual,and if so is Karl Harrison’s approach to it something we should all embrace?

In discussion with host Matt Shaw are player agent Craig Harrison, Rhinos player Shaun Lunt and former Giants legend Eorl Crabtree.

The future of reserve grade Rugby League could be given a rather large boost as clubs plan to amalgamate players into a meaningful gaming structure which can only be good news for players and spectators alike, can’t it?

Should clubs be docked points for crowd trouble?Featherstone Rovers have an opinion on this as expressed by the club’s Chairman.

And for a game renowned for its speed, why are those players intent on slowing it down not punished from the off, or could that be construed in itself as negative officiating?

In discussion with host Matt Shaw are League Express editor Martyn Sadler, Featherstone Rovers Chairman Mark Campbell and the RFL’s Interim Chief On-Field Officer, David Rotheram.

After the troubles at Catalan the big question is what should the RFL do by way of punishment, after all the players were as bad as the spectators, were they not?

Huddersfield Giants managing director Richard Thewlis examines the feelings in the camp after their live tv mauling by the Rhinos and the thoughts of what the last handful of games mean to them in avoiding the dreaded drop.

It’s a busy time for leading player agent Graeme Taylor as the clubs begin their swap and swoop campaign as the season draws to a close.

And talking of players, Deon Cross reveals his plans of a journey from Barrow to the big league.

Sometimes it’s good to be the underdogs as the Leeds Rhinos Women’s team will testify as they bask in their glory of lifting the Challenge Cup in a 16:10 final victory over Castleford Tigers.

As the Gold Coast Titans welcome the arrival of Justin Holbrook we ask who will be the likely (or unlikely) successor to him be at Saints?

Which direction are the Bulls heading as the future of fixtures played at Odsal appears unsettled along with their finances, if recent CCJ’s are anything to go by?

And an inside view from the legal expert who guided David Furner though the fallout after of his dismissal from Leeds Rhinos.

Joining host Matt Shaw are Rhinos women’s team player Danika Priim, BBC broadcaster Tim Steere and Legal Eagle Richard Cramer.

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With so many questions surrounding Toronto Wolfpack we put some of them directly to a man at the club who happens to be in the know.

It’s never easy for a player to be out injured but what kind of battle is it after being told you are out for the rest of the season? Wakefield’s Tinirau Arona tells all.

And the challenge cup fever is building along with all the speculations of the surprise result, are we due one?

Also joining Matt Shaw in the hot seats are Wolfpack UK General Manager Micheal Vickers, and League Express Editor Martyn Sadler.

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The England 2019 Elite Squad is announced and includes Aussie born Blake Austin. Is this an outrage and if so why? Hasn’t anyone noticed something like this before?

Blood is no stranger to Rugby League but slightly strange is the title of a new comic called ‘Rugby Blood’ courtesy of former Super League player turned actor, Keith Mason. We find out what the story behind it is all about - and those between the pages.

Can Batley make a date with Wembley after their golden point win against York in the 1895 cup?

An 80 minute encounter with the Eagles on July 28 will reveal all.

And, from Big Brother to the Championship, is Channel 4 serious about a TV deal ?

Sharing their opinions with host Matt Shaw are Actor and former Super League player Keith Mason, Batley CEO Paul Harrison and Forty20 publisher Phil Caplan.

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Are we spending too much time analysing the perils of clubs in the relegation zone and not enough on praising the efforts of those in the promotion and title race?

Is the TV broadcast appearance money a fair deal or should it be simply put in a big pot and shared among all the clubs?

And, as the game is always looking for money, is private equity the way to go?

Joining host Ron Knox are Wakefield CEO Michael Carter, York Knights Head Coach James Ford and former Cronulla Sharks bossDamian Irvine.

Should clubs be held financially liable for the actions of so called fans as in the case of Featherstone Rovers and their £10k fine.

Womans Rugby League sets sights on the World Cup but can we expect full time players any time soon?

And, has the bottom of Super League ever looked so interesting as Huddersfield now join Hull KR, Leeds and London. Surely a case to keep relegation?

Who better to ask than Giants loose forward Oliver Roberts along side Rhinos women’s player Lois Forsell and Featherstone Rovers CEO Davide Longo.

The Rugby Football League’s CEO Ralph Rimmer joins the debate this week as he’s grilled on the North American project, the 1895 cup and the need for a new TV deal.

Plus, is Mr Rimmer and his counterpart Mr Elstone at Super League, actually on talking terms?

The speculation mounts on the occupiers of the relegation zone but aren’t the Leeds Rhinos really just what the Championship needs?

Also at the debate table with host Matt Shaw are League Express Editor Martyn Sadler and Forty20 publisher Phil Caplan.