LeagueNews.co | Robbie Hamilton
In the ever-evolving world of Rugby League, teams in the Betfred Super League are walking a fine line between offering entertainment and securing those all-important wins.
With the likes of Maguire and Woolf-ball making their mark, Sky Sports' Megan Wellens delves into how some of the greatest teams in Super League history have dominated the competition.
As the 2024 season unfolds live on Sky Sports, it's clear that adaptation is key in the fast-paced world of Rugby League.
The speed of the play the ball has become a crucial factor in how teams have evolved over the years, with each moment presenting a new opportunity to gain the upper hand on the field.
Just like in any cultural movement, trends in Rugby League come full circle.
From the 'eyes up' style of play that defined the early days of Super League to the era of the 'Entertainers' in the early 2000s, and now the strategic focus on the wrestle at the play the ball, the game has seen its fair share of shifts in philosophy.
So, what will be the defining moments of Super League's future, and where is the game headed next? Strap in, because the journey promises to be as unpredictable and exciting as any match on the field.