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St. Helens head coach Paul Wellens says “It is not much worried” because they face the leopards living in their form on Thursday.
St. Helens is one of the sides of the Super League, the last five of the sides, but from the bottom of the lower Salford red devils other than two heavy victories
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Leigh leopards of the Super League and the clashes between Hull Kingston Rovers.
“I think they are doing great things,” Wellens said he said about Leigh while talking Sky sports ahead of conflicts.
“Obviously, they are very competitive, from all things. Their work ethics is there in the competition and there are many individual attacks in the competition.
“I think that the reason they are successful in the league, the reasons for the game against the good opposition are their collective work ethics.
“I think that in this competition, if you want to beat better teams in this competition, which will open in the last two weeks, you need you in this competition.”
As for the struggles attacking the attacks of their team in recent weeks, the wells added: “I think that sometimes the road we defended can sometimes be away from the attack.
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St. Helens ‘head coach Paul Wellens acknowledged the defense style’ can be removed from attacks ‘, but’ not worried. “
“Players like Matthew Lees and Morgan Knowles wouldn’t really improve the front of the front of the front and will not be another way, but of course we will advance to get better with the ball.
“I think we are important to do these developments, but at the moment I am not overwhelming this right now.
“I think we played the way we play, at the moment we have a difficult game at the moment, but, of course, we will make progress forward.”
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The highlights of the Super League collision between Leeds Rhinos and St. Helens.
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Thursday 17th July
- 8pm: St Helens vs Leigh leopards
Friday July 18th
- 8pm: Huddersfield Giants vs Wakefield Trinity
- 8pm: leeds rhinos vs salford red devils
Saturday July 19
- 3pm: Wigan Warriors vs Hull FC
- 6pm: catalans dragons vs hull kr
Sunday July 20
- 3pm: Castleford Tigers vs Warrington Wolves
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