'NRL investment in Super League benefits both parties'
Incoming St Helens boss Kevin Walters says National Rugby League investment in the Super League would benefit both parties.
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"But I do see a great partnership between the NRL and Super League [and] I feel that will benefit both parties."
— Kevin Walters , Athlete
"It is not a matter of picking at a carcass, taking over a weak sport."
— Eamonn McManus , Executive
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Incoming St Helens boss Kevin Walters says National Rugby League investment in the Super League would benefit both parties.
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