Forty20

Forty20 features thought-provoking articles by the game’s most respected writers and fascinating face-to-face interviews with rugby league’s most engaging personalities.

The trial issue is the first of rugby league's biggest year in decades: January 2013. Inside, Brian Noble takes a club-by-club look ahead to the Super League season ahead, while Gareth Walker does likewise with an equally historic Championships campaign.

Elsewhere, Angela Powers of Sky Sports grills Leeds skipper Kevin Sinfield on his surge in popularity; Andy Wilson profiles New Zealand's 'Mad Butcher'; St Helens prop Louie McCarthy-Scarsbrook prepares for action; and Mike Rylance profiles a France side preparing for the World Cup.

Publishing wide-ranging and open-minded stories that are bright and witty, punchy and intelligent, Forty20 is unafraid to grapple with the big issues of rugby league.

November's Forty20 is here and packed as ever with great rugby league reading.
This issue: We look back over England's 3-0 series win over Tonga
We wrap up the Pacific Championship – which saw big results for New Zealand and PNG
Our columnist Brian Noble MBE tells us why he thinks league is now on the right path
Tom Halliwell reflects on England's wheelchair Test defeat to France
Danika Priim assesses England women's victory over Wales and more
Domestically, Phil Caplan takes a look at the illustrative IMG gradings
Gavin Willacy takes a trip to Whitehaven and reflects on the Cumbria scene
We give you an opportunity to win a new book by Kevin Sinfield and Rob Burrow
All of that is in November's Forty20 plus loads more besides... tuck in!