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RESIDENTS of a recently completed rural housing development featuring homes with balconies looking onto open countryside have voiced exasperation as…
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RESIDENTS of a recently completed rural housing development featuring homes with balconies looking onto open countryside have voiced exasperation as…
KRISTIAN Woolf is expecting to name one of his strongest line-ups of the season when St Helens face Hull FC in the Betfred Challenge Cup semi-finals…
He came off after 50 or so minutes, but that was always the plan. And coach Kristian Woolf was happy with the way Percival’s evening went. Woolf said: “Mark Percival is 100 per cent fine. We came into the game with a plan that he was going to play 50-55 minutes. “Obviously, he is coming back from a small injury, but we wanted to make sure we were not creating a bigger problem because of his history. “The advice we were given was that if he played 55-60 minutes this week, then we can certainly look at building on that in the coming weeks and get him back playing him the full ...
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Joel Thompson, playing against Leeds at the weekend, will get to play against Wakefield for the first time on Friday as his maiden season in Super League continues. Picture: Bernard Platt KRISTIAN Woolf wants his Saints players to be wary of the last clash with Wakefield as the two sides prepare to meet with fresh injuries on Friday night. Woolf feels that ‘Wakey’ become a more dangerous opposition with every game that passes as they seek their first win of the season, having so far lost to Leeds, Wigan and Catalans. And he is eager for his side, albeit with some pack injuries, to m...