Curlie

Rugby League

In 1895, when 12 clubs decided to split from the Northern Rugby Football Union, few could have envisaged that 100 years later, the game of rugby league would become the second most popular spectator sport in Britain and spread as far and wide as Australia, New Zealand and even Papua New Guinea. Two teams take part in a game of rugby league with 13 players on each team at "kick off". Each team also have 4 substitutes/replacements available to bring on at any appropriate moment in the game. Each teams "13" is made up of 7 "backs" and 6 "forwards" . The backs are generally regarded as the attacking players and usually have more pace than the bigger more powerful forwards who are usually the "yard" makers. The object of the game is for one team to score more points than the other team. There are 80 minutes in which to do this. A team can score points through scoring a "try" or kicking a "goal".

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Australia

Please only submit sites dealing with amateur rugby league clubs in this category.

Greece

The International Rugby League Federation is working to establish the game in Greece. The team has started out training and playing in Australia (Sydney). The long-term plan is to introduce the game via the universities.

History

This category is for sites dealing with the history of Rugby League.

Following these guidelines will allow us to add your site to the directory as quickly as possible. Find the single most appropriate category for your site. With few exceptions, sites are listed in the directory in one category only. Submit your site using your main url. Use your site''s actual title. Create a brief description, under 25 words, listing the current content of your site (not the future content). Look at other listings to use as a guide for what''s acceptable. Do not use first person verbiage (we, our, us). Do not use marketing verbiage. (We''re the best!, Most awesome site, Check it Out!) Do not use the words " and more!" in the description of your site. Sites which are gateways or splash pages to affiliate sites will not be added. Sites which are under construction, significantly lacking in content, or have inactive pages or links will not be added. Sites not significantly in English should be submitted to the World category and will not be listed here. All sites are reviewed periodically and deleted if found to be inactive.

Ireland

RL is all Ireland

News and Media

Please submit only sites dealing with Rugby League News and Media in this category. Sites about teams should be submitted to "Sports: Football: Rugby League: England" if you team is from England.

New Zealand

This category deals with rugby league sites from New Zealand.

Submission Guidelines

The title should be the name of your company or organization:
- Do not type in all CAPS.
- Do not include a list of keywords.
- Do not include your products.
- Do not write a sales pitch.
The description should be a brief summary of your organization''s products and services:
- The description should be in English and in coherent sentence form.
- Do not include superlatives or a sales pitch.
- Do not submit your company history.
- Do not submit a list of keywords.
- Do not use unnecessary capitalization.
- Do not use HTML tags.
Submit to only ONE category
- Please try to find the best category for your site and submit your site only ONE time.
Editors reserve the right not to list your site. Following these basic guidelines will help in the proper placement of your site and speed up the listing process.

United Kingdom

This category deals with the sport in the UK.

If your site is not specifically geared towards this location, please submit to the proper category. Submitting to the wrong category will delay and/or prevent your site from being listed in the directory.

Submission Tips:

When writing your site''s title please ensure it is the same as your organisation. When writing your site''s description, please tell what your site offers in a clear and concise statement without hype or promotional language.

Thank you for your co-operation.

United States

Submission Guidelines

The title should be the name of your company or organization:
- Do not type in all CAPS.
- Do not include a list of keywords.
- Do not include your products.
- Do not write a sales pitch.
The description should be a brief summary of your organization''s products and services:
- The description should be in English and in coherent sentence form.
- Do not include superlatives or a sales pitch.
- Do not submit your company history.
- Do not submit a list of keywords.
- Do not use unnecessary capitalization.
- Do not use HTML tags.
Submit to only ONE category
- Please try to find the best category for your site and submit your site only ONE time.
Editors reserve the right not to list your site. Following these basic guidelines will help in the proper placement of your site and speed up the listing process.