WARRINGTON Wolves’ Head of Coaching Tony Smith says he will not be resting any players for the important Challenge Cup game with Bradford Bulls and plans to field his strongest possible side.
He also reveals that forward David Solomona is not too far away from being ready for his first game of the season after suffering a broken leg during pre-season training in Australia.
WARRINGTON Wolves' Head of Coaching Tony Smith says he will not be resting any players for the important Challenge Cup game with Bradford Bulls and plans to field his strongest possible side.
Smith prepares for Bulls' challenge
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