"My boys wouldn't give in" says Warrington Wolves head coach Tony Smith

Mar 25, 2016, 07:32 PM

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Warrington Wolves head coach Tony Smith was proud of his players following their 28-10 comeback win against Widnes, having been 10 point behind after 23 minutes. The victory means Warrington leapfrog their rivals Widnes to go top of the Super League table. #WarringtonWolves

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