James O'Brien is a Rugby League Correspondent at The Yorkshire Post. He extensively covers Yorkshire's six Super League clubs and reports on various aspects of rugby league, including player welfare and investment in the sport, while also contributing opinion pieces. James has been featured in notable outlets such as Manchester Evening News, NBC Sports, and Yahoo Sports.
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Hull, United Kingdom (Local)
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James O'Brien's coverage is heavily focused on sports, particularly Rugby League and the Super League. He mainly covers local teams such as Leeds Rhinos, Castleford Tigers, and Hull FC. If you have announcements or events related to these specific teams or the Super League in general, James would likely be interested in covering them.
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By: James O'Brien
Willie Peters knew what Hull KR meant to the community they represent before he had coached a single game.
By: James O'Brien
In the build-up to England's World Cup opener, Brian McDermott was at pains to stress that there are no second chances at the highest level.
New deal for hot prospect who deputised in play-offs
It feels wrong to call them “favourites”, but the catalogue of conduct that should have derailed the Trump train before it even left the station, let alone chuffed into the Oval Office twice, is devilishly hard to rank. For me, an unholy trinity of...
By: James O'Brien
Sometimes the biggest opportunities arrive when life is occupied by the smallest of things.
French prop moves to Headingley after two years with Airlie Birds
England head coach Brian McDermott admits he toyed with the idea of handing Mikey Lewis his first World Cup opportunity before keeping faith with the half-backs who started the tournament.
By: James O'Brien
Stuart Barrow has backed England Women to prove they have closed the gap since their chastening Las Vegas thumping by Australia.
By: James O'Brien
Few could have imagined their GCSE maths coming in quite so handy when England set off for the World Cup.
By: James O'Brien
Brian McDermott described England's 82-0 demolition of France as "enormous" in difficult circumstances, praising his side for securing the big win they needed without abandoning their game plan in pursuit of points.
