Law & Governance
Southern Trio Take Semi-Pro League to New Pastures
23 May 2012 by Adrian Hill
The dream of top-class rugby league being played the length and breadth of the United Kingdom will move a step closer next year when the Co-operative Championship 1 welcomes four new `expansion` clubs...
Current Super League System "un-British"
21 May 2012 by RR Editor
In an article in The Observer yesterday, Andy Burnham, the shadow health secretary who was culture secretary during the last Labour government has expressed his concern for the current state of rugby...
New Championship Structure Agreed
21 May 2012 by RR Editor
Following a period of consultation between the Rugby Football Union (RFU) and the Championship Clubs Committee, both parties have announced a new RFU Championship structure for season 2012-13. Now in ...
RFL Urge BBC to 'Rethink'
17 May 2012 by RR Editor
The Rugby Football League (RFL) has expressed its disappointment at the BBC’s decision to ignore the views of sports fans in the consultation process into plans to impose extensive cuts to local rad...
Unions in Sport: More Than Breakaway Groups
30 April 2012 by Erin Clarke and Hannah Haynes - Charles Russell LL
1eagu3 was formed in January 2012 to represent the rights and interests of Super League players in England. Spearheaded by England captain Jamie Peacock and St Helen’s forward Jon Wilkin, 1eagu3 ha...
Commercial Rights in Rugby
2 April 2012 by Tim Ryan - Clarke Willmott LLP
Clarke Willmott LLP, a law firm which ranks in the top three in the country for delivering specialist advice to the sports industry domestically and internationally tackle the issue of commercial righ...
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Technical Coach and Performance Analyst - Rugby Canada
The Technical Coach and Performance Analyst is responsible for providing technical coaching in the area of defence and contact/breakdown to the national sevens team squads and senior women’s sevens team, including arranging the filming and coding of practices, provision of tournament and match analysis and opposition analysis.
The successful candidate will provide technical coaching on a daily basis, offer technical coaching to Provincial Union teams and players from time to time, deliver technical workshops and seminars to raise the level of coaching knowledge and delivery across Canada, analyse performance and manage the databases and performance analysis hardware and software.
Salary Range: $50,000 - $60,000 (commensurate with experience and qualifications).
E-mail info@globalsportsjobs.com with the promotion code ‘RR2013CF’ to qualify for a discounted job posting price.