It's a match-up that has proven to be one of Toronto's most difficult all season, and Saturday was no different between the Wolfpack and the Toulouse Olympique. Squaring off for the third time this season, the 28-16 win was the Wolfpack's tightest against Toulouse, and the 12 point difference the smallest since an April win … Continue reading Olympique continue to offer Wolfpack stiff competition
Typically a trip back home to Lamport would be a time to celebrate. Especially with the Wolfpack pulling off a wire-to-wire victory that was rarely in doubt. But, like their previous two wins in Toronto to close out April and kick off May, there was a subdued nature to the aftermath. Like the wins over … Continue reading Despite dominance, Wolfpack’s singular focus remains Super League
Update: After the publishing of this post, Jose Kenga Tweeted an update on his situation, including a conversation with Mr. Argyle. That Tweet is included below. https://twitter.com/JoseKenga/status/1137060693713313792 A week away from a triumphant return to Toronto, and what would have been a sunny celebration for the Wolfpack had another cloud roll in. The same week … Continue reading We Need to Learn from David Argyle’s Remarks to Jose Kenga
80 minutes later, and Liam Kay could only describe his feelings in one word. “Tiring,” he said through a smile and a sigh. According to the Toronto Wolfpack, it had been 265 days since Kay had suited up. His recovery from a broken ankle taking more than a few twists and turns, delaying his 2019 … Continue reading Liam Kay’s Triumphant Return Sparks Wolfpack Over Bulls
It took the Toronto Wolfpack all of one game to set a new record. On a cool day at Lamport, the Wolfpack stormed past the Swinton Lions to the tune of a 52-10 win. But maybe more impressive was the fact they packed Liberty Village with 9,562 live, loud bodies. Just edging the 9,266 that … Continue reading Den Anything but Dim as Wolfpack Return Home
After a magical 2018 that ended in heartbreak, the Toronto Wolfpack endured a long off-season. For Liam Kay, it was even longer. In 2017, Kay was outstanding. He made 21 appearances for Toronto, and scored a team-high 27 tries. He followed that up with 23 in 23 games in 2018, and was poised to play … Continue reading Liam Kay’s Long Rehab Finally Set to End for Wolfpack
The Toronto Wolfpack escaped Easter weekend with a pair of wins, but just barely. After a convincing 52-26 win over the Barrow Raiders, the Wolfpack were in control against the Featherstone Rovers for most of the first half. But a yellow card to Gareth O’Brien would mark the beginning of an uneven, stop and start … Continue reading By the Numbers: Wolfpack Escape Easter Weekend with Win vs Raiders
On Thursday, Matthew Shaw reported that Ryan Brierley was returning to the Leigh Centurions on a one-month loan. The Toronto Wolfpack later confirmed the move on Twitter. https://twitter.com/M_Shaw1/status/1121382978213634049 https://twitter.com/TOwolfpack/status/1121411159452680193 There has been mystery surrounding Brierley and his future all season long, but things intensified over the past few days. As the Wolfpack moved things overseas … Continue reading Wolfpack send Ryan Brierley to Centurions on loan
We’ve discussed, at length, the preference from Wolfpack opponents to take points over field position when Toronto gets into penalty trouble. It’s a strategy that’s worked for the most part. It has put pressure on Toronto, and it gives teams consecutive possessions. If things aren’t there, teams aren’t afraid to kick. No matter how deep … Continue reading By the Numbers: Wolfpack edge Eagles to stay atop table
On Thursday, the Toronto Wolfpack announced the signing of French international Hakim Miloudi from Hull FC. The move is initially being called a loan, but the intent is to make the change a permanent one. Soon after, the club announced that Jack Logan was heading back to Hull FC following the expiration of his one … Continue reading Wolfpack add French International Hakim Miloudi
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