Trot The Egg In

Paul describes how the game is starting to change, players becoming full time and what that entailed for him and them. A funny European story and some massive names arrive in town.

Paul talks us through his early experiences with “The big family” which was Widnes RLFC. the characters, trips and a nice record for himself to hold and remember as a mascot.

We hear about a young Paul and how his love of sport and in particular Widnes dominated his childhood.

David credits his lifelong friends for helping him grow up & keeping him grounded. We chat the latter end of his playing career & he shares his 1-13.

As David grew up quicker than most people his age he began playing men’s rugby at a young age. He began tasting success on & off the field, finding his way to a place he’d only dreamt of where else will this lead jonesy?

We hear how David’s #Rugbystory all began and he credits his grandad for introducing him to rugby league. He talks us through school & rugby life. He wasn’t afraid to stand up for himself as a youngster either.

We hear how an opportunity of a life time called time on Kurts playing career earlier than anticipated. He grasped that opportunity and he’s having a great career in the coaching box. He shares his 1-13 that he’s played with and/or coached

We delve into the junior years of kurt and hear how he developed into the player he become with a few moves to some big clubs. The round ball could’ve taken him down a different path but rugby league always won.

Ste answers our “daft questions” and reveals his 1-13. This caps of a great honest chat about a great career but a better fella and family man. He’s someone the RFL should utilise to help with youngsters attitudes towards elite rugby league and what can happen either side of the coin.

A career change comes for the teenager due to an injury but the love for sport didn’t change for Ste. Forging himself as one of the hottest prospects in the country, how would his career and life go from here?