Josh McAllister is a journalist based in Wigan, United Kingdom, specializing in local sports coverage. With a focus on rugby league, Josh writes for publications such as Bond and Mr Rob, and his work has also appeared in Love Rugby League and Cigalah Group. He provides in-depth analysis, player interviews, and updates on the Wigan Warriors and other local teams.
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Wigan, United Kingdom (Local)
Josh McAllister's coverage primarily involves local sports, particularly focusing on rugby and the Wigan Warriors team. Pitches that align with his focus on event coverage or profile features related to rugby, especially concerning the Wigan Warriors, Super League, and World Club Challenge would likely be well-received.
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By: Josh Mcallister
Following recent extensions to some of Super League’s biggest names, Wigan Warriors chief executive Kris Radlinski has shared his delight and believes it will help ‘drive value down the line’ for the sport in the northern hemisphere.
By: Josh Mcallister
Star performer Bevan French has picked up three Man of Steel points following Wigan’s dominant 48-6 victory over Huddersfield Giants at the John Smith’s Stadium.
By: Josh Mcallister
Patrick Mago became the latest player to extend their contract at reigning champions Wigan Warriors with a new deal until the end of 2026.
By: Josh Mcallister
Wigan Warriors rising star Brad O’Neill admits reaching Wembley would fulfil a childhood dream, but knows the 20-time Challenge Cup winners first face tough opposition in Hull KR for a spot under the famous arch.
By: Josh Mcallister
Brad O’Neill believes his combination with fellow hooker Kruise Leeming is helping bring the best out of both players at Wigan Warriors.
By: Josh Mcallister
Thanks to his charisma and quality, Junior Nsemba was loved by all at the Warriors before he'd even played a senior game, and will undoubtedly form a key part of the next generations of superstars shaping the future of the club.
By: Josh Mcallister
Wigan Warriors currently sit at the top of the Super League table with a game in hand and have recently enjoyed two huge scorelines with dominant second half performances, but captain Liam Farrell admits the side are ‘constantly working on’ improving their starts to games.
By: Josh Mcallister
Wigan Warriors have named their 21-man squad for Saturday’s Challenge Cup semi-final tie against Hull KR in Doncaster.
By: Josh Mcallister
Only Leeds Rhinos Women stand in the way of a historic first-ever Challenge Cup final appearance for Wigan Warriors Women this weekend.
By: Josh Mcallister
Wigan Warriors and Hull KR will battle it out this weekend for a place at Wembley, with hooker Brad O’Neill admitting his side are wary of the opposition’s threats having been beaten by Willie Peters’ outfit just three weeks ago.
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