Nathan Hindmarsh - Man at Work

The current stories we read about footy players are usually filled with scandal. But it is hard to find anyone with a bad word to say about Nathan Hindmarsh. His sheer toughness, lung busting tackle counts and passion have seen him become the heart of Parramatta and the NRL's 'Favourite Son'.

Hindy is renowned for his phenomenal work rate and never-give-up attitude, but the humble country boy in the poorly fitting shorts puts it down to just doing his best.

This issue we find out why Hindy is such a legend on and off the field.

Jamie Soward - Path to Sainthood

When Jamie Soward runs out onto a football field there is a powerful look in his eyes. It's a look that is much a part of the 'Sowie'' brand as his pre-kick waltz or red and white zebra headgear. Some say it's a facade that hides his insecurities as a player, others an unjustified arrogance, while his supporters say it is simply determination.

In this issue, Chris O'Keefe gets to the bottom of what makes Jamie Soward tick. We find out why he is so proud to don the iconic Red V, and what he really thinks about his haters.

Girl Power - guest editors of the female persuasion

In a revolutionary move, for Issue 7, RLP mag has handed over the reins to blogging firebands Kiki and Sassy, of Oh Errol fame. They get the lowdown on Gorden Tallis' serious side, find out just why the Canberra Raiders are producing so many young guns, and catch up with footy icons John Cartwright and Mark Geyer to talk about their glory days as best mates and team mates in the 80s.