Friday, June 23, 2006
Wheeler Aims For Warrington Win
St Albans Centurions new coach Alan Wheeler believe his team can build on their narrow defeat last weekend when they travel to Warrington this Saturday
Wheeler is Cents third coach in three months after the departures of Colin Baker and Glen Tyreman and has had a tough baptism against northern sides Bradford and Bramley
He was impressed with his side´s strong display as they pushed Buffaloes hard before going down 10-6 at Woolams
Cents have slipped to 4th and lie 6 points behind local rivals Hemel Stags. Wheeler knows the importance of a victory to get their title ambitions back on track. " Warrington are always a tough game up there. We are getting towards our strongest side and every game we want to win. It is probably a must win game for us."
The match as Wilderspool Stadium starts at 2.30
Wheeler is Cents third coach in three months after the departures of Colin Baker and Glen Tyreman and has had a tough baptism against northern sides Bradford and Bramley
He was impressed with his side´s strong display as they pushed Buffaloes hard before going down 10-6 at Woolams
Cents have slipped to 4th and lie 6 points behind local rivals Hemel Stags. Wheeler knows the importance of a victory to get their title ambitions back on track. " Warrington are always a tough game up there. We are getting towards our strongest side and every game we want to win. It is probably a must win game for us."
The match as Wilderspool Stadium starts at 2.30
