WARRINGTON Wolves’ Head of Coaching Tomy Smith says there are some hard lessons to be learned following a second consecutive defeat.
He expects Lee Briers to back in the farme for the visit of bottom of the league Crusaders on Friday evening and Matt King is not far off, although this week will be too soon for him.
Other contract extensions are also being discussed but Smith refused to be drawn on talk of Garreth Carvell playing down under in the NRL next season.
WARRINGTON Wolves' Head of Coaching Tony Smith says there are some hard lessons to be learned following a second consecutive defeat.
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*Crusaders will be a different team this weekend* Sounds like pre-emptive excuses are being formed.