CLUB captain Adrian Morley has issued a rallying cry to the Wolves faithful ahead of bank holiday Monday’s game with the Castleford Tigers.
He believes the tremendous Warrington following can help turn the club’s recent poor fortunes around.
Morley said: “When you’re up against it, that’s when you really get to know the people who stand by your side. Team mates, friends, family and supporters all play their part in making the player what he is.
“The game against Saints was a real blood and thunder affair, it shows how we play, with the passion and fight needed to compete for top of the table rugby. Consistency is always the key to a successful team and the likes of Leeds and Saints have stumbled along the way, it’s how you bounce back and how those around you want you to succeed and compete that makes a big difference.
Support is fundamental in everything we do, with each other, with our families and loved ones and with how we face life’s challenges; if everything were easy it’d be a pretty boring world! The lows makes you appreciate the highs that much more.”Taking to the field to the roar of the crowd lifts your game, having played in Grand Finals in Australia and over here I really appreciate the British crowd and especially the Warrington spectators. Monday will be a tough game, there is no such thing as an easy game of Rugby League, what I’d love is for our supporters to make some extra noise, bring your mates, bring your family, bring your passion! I really hope to see a sea of Primrose and Blue as we come out on Bank Holiday Monday, we are after all one team.”
Head Coach Paul Cullen has also announced the squad for the Castleford clash, not making any changes from the 19 that lost to Wigan.
Squad to face Castleford: 2. Chris Hicks, 3. Martin Gleeson, 4. Matt King, 5. Kevin Penny, 6. Lee Briers, 7. Michael Monaghan, 8. Adrian Morley ©, 9. Jon Clarke, 10. Paul Rauhihi, 11. Louis Anderson, 12. Ben Westwood, 13. Vinnie Anderson, 14. Mark Gleeson, 15. Rob Parker, 19. Simon Grix, 20. Chris Riley, 21. Andrew Bracek, 22. Ben Harrison, 23. Mike Cooper.
He believes the tremendous Warrington following can help turn the club’s recent poor fortunes around.
Morley said: “When you’re up against it, that’s when you really get to know the people who stand by your side. Team mates, friends, family and supporters all play their part in making the player what he is.
“The game against Saints was a real blood and thunder affair, it shows how we play, with the passion and fight needed to compete for top of the table rugby. Consistency is always the key to a successful team and the likes of Leeds and Saints have stumbled along the way, it’s how you bounce back and how those around you want you to succeed and compete that makes a big difference.
Support is fundamental in everything we do, with each other, with our families and loved ones and with how we face life’s challenges; if everything were easy it’d be a pretty boring world! The lows makes you appreciate the highs that much more.”Taking to the field to the roar of the crowd lifts your game, having played in Grand Finals in Australia and over here I really appreciate the British crowd and especially the Warrington spectators. Monday will be a tough game, there is no such thing as an easy game of Rugby League, what I’d love is for our supporters to make some extra noise, bring your mates, bring your family, bring your passion! I really hope to see a sea of Primrose and Blue as we come out on Bank Holiday Monday, we are after all one team.”
Head Coach Paul Cullen has also announced the squad for the Castleford clash, not making any changes from the 19 that lost to Wigan.
Squad to face Castleford: 2. Chris Hicks, 3. Martin Gleeson, 4. Matt King, 5. Kevin Penny, 6. Lee Briers, 7. Michael Monaghan, 8. Adrian Morley ©, 9. Jon Clarke, 10. Paul Rauhihi, 11. Louis Anderson, 12. Ben Westwood, 13. Vinnie Anderson, 14. Mark Gleeson, 15. Rob Parker, 19. Simon Grix, 20. Chris Riley, 21. Andrew Bracek, 22. Ben Harrison, 23. Mike Cooper.
