"If I wasn't grey before, I was after!" says Leigh Centurions' Neil Jukes

Apr 24, 2016, 04:49 PM

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Leigh Centurions head coach Neil Jukes admitted his team were nervous towards the end of their 30-24 win away at Featherstone Rovers. The win puts the Centurions back on top of the Championship. #LeighCenturions

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