Willie Poching ‘up for the fight’ after falling bottom of Super League
Wakefield head coach Willie Poching says he is ready to fight for their Super League status as Trinity fell to the bottom of Super League.
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Wakefield head coach Willie Poching says he is ready to fight for their Super League status as Trinity fell to the bottom of Super League.
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Willie Poching has insisted he and his Wakefield Trinity side are up for the fight after taking another dreaded step towards relegation. Poching watched on as his side fell to a 15-10 defeat at the expense of Hull KR, a defeat that leaves them bottom of the competition with eight games remaining.