SUPER LEAGUE legend Danny McGuire has some trepidation about his playing comeback but admitted: "I'll be arguing with refs again in no time!"
The former Leeds Rhinos and England ace returns to Headingley on Sunday in circumstances he could never have imagined.
Castleford's newly-installed head coach lines up in the inaugural 745 Game at Headingley, a cross-code hybrid match aimed at raising money for those living with motor neurone disease.
Ex-Gloucester and Leicester lock Ed Slater (circle, top), who is battling the condition, dreamed up the idea with Rob Burrow, McGuire's long-time Rhinos team-mate who sadly lost his battle with the cruel disease in June.
This story is from the November 15, 2024 edition of Daily Mirror UK.
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