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WIGAN BULLS EYE
In this week's Bulls Eye, Acting Head Coach Lee St Hilaire looks ahead to Friday's final Engage Super League XV game of the season, Round 27 when the Bulls travel to meet the Warriors at the DW Stadium Wigan.
LEE ST HILAIRE
HAS THE WIN OVER WAKEFIELD LIFTED THE SPIRITS?
It has because no one wants to be on a losing streak. As I said after the game there were some very frustrated players in the dressing room because they felt we had made hard work of a game we should have gone on, put our foot down and finished in some style. But it was certainly a happier place than of late.
WHAT WILL THAT MEAN FOR THE WIGAN GAME?
Well it means we can go there relaxed knowing we have got the losing streak off our back and we can enjoy ourselves. We went to the Carnegie 9's and played well there and that was because we were very relaxed. We have to approach Friday in the same way. We just want to try and finish the season on a high and try and play well. We know Wigan have won the Shield but we can't be too focused on them. What they do on the day is up to them; we will just go out try to play well and enjoy ourselves.
SQUAD NEWS
Stuart Reardon for Dave Halley is the Bulls only change from the team that defeated Wakefield in their last game.
"Dave picked up a knee injury in the opening minutes of the Carnegie 9's. He will have a scan on Monday and that unfortunately means his season is over a week earlier than it should have been."
The Squad is:
Kearney, Reardon, L'Estrange, Hall, Lynch, Sheriffe, Scruton, Finigan, Kopczak, Olbison, Menzies, Addy, Godwin, Crookes, Sykes, Whitehead, Worrincy, Langley, Platt.