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How England's rugby league bosses plan to avoid repeat of World Cup pain

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The IndependentHow England's rugby league bosses plan to avoid repeat of World Cup pain
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Following disappointing tournaments that saw both the men's and women's teams fail to make the semi-finals, England's rugby league bosses are turning to past greats. The RFL has announced specific plans designed to prevent a repeat of this World Cup pain, according to the BBC. Meanwhile, The Independent noted that the governing body is looking to former stars in the wake of the group stage exits.

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