iestyn harris

WALES captain Ryan Jones wants a bold and ruthless approach from his team when they aim to rediscover their scoring touch against Argentina today. Despite making a total of 17 line-breaks against New Zealand and Samoa during the past fortnight, Wales' paltry reward for such adventure has been one try. It has though, proved the tale of Wales' year.  

 

Bradford Bulls will come face-to-face with Odsal legend Brian Noble at Murrayfield Magic. The Bulls have been drawn against Noble's new side Crusaders RL at the Super League showpiece, which takes place on May 1 and 2. Noble only took charge of the Welsh club last month after four seasons at Wigan and is joined on the coaching staff at the Crusaders by another Odsal old boy, Iestyn Harris.  

The young Welsh side showed steel to come from behind Scotland to claim the trophy.  

DONCASTER Knights junior teams will provide the ball boys for the Legends of Rugby competition being staged at Sheffield's English Institute of Sport on December 17. al Iestyn Harris, former St Helens and Great Britain captain Paul Sculthorpe and Sheffeld Eagles boss Mark Aston.  

WALES beat Scotland at the Brewery Field to win the rugbyleague.com European Cup for the first time in 14 years.  

IT was fantastic to be crowned European champions last Sunday after beating Scotland in a great game of rugby league at the Brewery Field.  

No sooner had England beaten New Zealand on Saturday night, than the victorious players were inevitably being asked about the prospects for playing Australia in the Gillette Four Nations final.  

Twin brothers Reece and Travis Robinson scored 24 points between them as Lebanon beat a disappointing Ireland 40-16 in the third-place play-off match in Maesteg. There was no way back for the Irish once Jamie Clark and Travis Robinson added further tries and, although Halifax centre James Haley pounced for two tries in six minutes, Reece Robinson's 80-metre interception try on the stroke of half-time snuffed out the fightback. Daniel Chiha added a seventh try early in the second half and Reece Robinso  

A FIRST-HALF hat-trick of tries from burly Scotland centre Mick Nanyn was all in vain as Wales stormed to a 28-16 victory in the rugbyleague.com European Cup final in Bridgend.