England Vs Australia: Shaun Wane is looking for a new story while the ashes revived

Ensuring the Ashes series This autumn offers England the opportunity to test their courage against world champions, after an eight -year -old wait.

The last meeting was in the final of the 2017 World Cup, which won Australia. Since then, the kangaroos have won the world crown again, making it in England in 2022.

“The possibility of defeating the best of the world is phenomenal,” added Wane, describing the possibility of guiding the team as his “culminating point of coaching”.

“Rfl and RL advertising has done an excellent job to get this because it was not easy.

“Geting three ashes test games in fantastic land is so exciting for me. I will ensure that I work hard and make sure the players are prepared.”

Wane believes that the final game of the Luggy League Headingley will be a “perfect finish” given the structures offered and the loyalty shown in previous events, but it is equally enthusiastic about the places that highlight the ambition shown in the marketing of this tour.

“As for Wembley, he is iconic for us,” he added. “I played there, I was there as a coach, I looked at games, I looked at the test games there.

“I was educated with the games of Great Britain against Australia and England against Australia.

“Everton is a brand new ground. I have seen the panorama, it seems fantastic and I’m thrilled. Now it is insured how location I will take a look even more closely.”