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One Australian journalist has argued that England’s failure at the Rugby League World Cup highlights just how ‘ridiculous’ it is that certain Super League clubs are fighting back against NRL investment. England exited the tournament at the group stage for…

Australian journalist Brent Read argued on Triple M radio that England's group-stage exit from the Rugby League World Cup demonstrates why Super League clubs should embrace NRL investment. Read labeled opposition from certain Super League teams as "ridiculous," asserting that international rugby league needs a competitive England squad and that English clubs urgently require financial support.
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