ReportedPublished 18 October 2026 at 06:15

Ex-st Helens Ceo Mike Rush Backs NRL and Super League Partnership as “longer-term” Benefits Aired

Former St Helens CEO Mike Rush has explained why a deal between NRL and Super League is paramount, with the international game set to benefit hugely if a partnership does occur.

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Ex-st Helens Ceo Mike Rush Backs NRL and Super League Partnership as &#8220;longer-term&#8221; Benefits Aired