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Rugby League Lions Podcast
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Joe Lydon and Brian Noble host the latest edition of the RL Lions Association's podcast at the Cotton Works in Wigan where guests include Lions Paul Sculthorpe, Jim Mills, Sean O'Loughlin and Denis Betts.
Welcome to In the Lions Den, a new podcast from the Rugby League Lions Association.In this edition, Lions chairman Brian Noble MBE chats to fellow RL Lions Association committee members Joe Lydon, Adrian Morley and David Lyon about the importance of naming the national team Great Britain. The Association is calling on the Rugby Football League to restore Great Britain to its rightful place as the name of the national team. The Lions are also asking people across the world to show their support for this important campaign by signing our petition, which will be presented to the RFL later this year. The podcast was recorded at the Three Mills Beer and Ale House in Wigan, and is supported by rugby heritage brand Ellis Rugby and digital agency Magicalogical. Sign here - https://rugbyleaguelions.com/bring-back-great-britain/
Rugby League Lions Podcast. Ellis Rugby Founder Kevin Ellis interviews the legendary ‘Big Jim’ Mills. He played 23 times for GB and 21 times for Wales. At club level he started at Halifax, Salford, Bradford Northern, Widnes (two spells) (with whom he won two Challenge Cups) and Workington Town, and also in Australia for North Sydney.
Rugby League Lions Podcast. Kevin Ellis interviews Malcolm Reilly OBE - one of the finest ever Rugby League Loose Forwards. Lance Todd Trophy winner for Castleford at Wembley in 1969. Two times Australia Rugby League Premiership winner with Manly Warringah Sea Eagles. 1970 Great Britain Rugby League Ashes winner.
Rugby League Lions Podcast. Kevin Ellis interviews Andy Gregory. One of the finest ever England Scrum Half’s, five times Challenge Cup winner, including two Man of the Match Awards, gained 26 Caps for Great Britain and played in six Ashes Series. He was inducted in to the Rugby League Hall of Fame in 2019.








