Sam Burgis: The Coordinator of Wolfs, the coach of Wolfs Middleton, to continue despite the poor Premier League season Rugby League News

Stewart Middleton, Warrington Walvateon’s chairman, confirmed that Sam Burgis will remain a key coach next season, but he admitted that “things should change” after the campaign was completed.

Warrington hopes to reach BetFred Super League matches after a The shock of 25-12 defeat on its soil for Slavord Ridkin Malian demons Friday, their fifth loss in six games.

Warrington’s latest relapse is leaving in eighth place and six points behind Wickfield Trinity in sixth place with only three games remaining in the normal season, which led to speculation about whether Burgis will remain a major coach.

Burgis – who remained one year in his contract – said he was “committed” to the club after a loss on Friday, as Middleton issued a statement to supporters to confirm that the 36 -year -old will remain at the Haliel Jones stadium after this campaign.

“Sam Burgis has full support for the game group,” Middleton said. “Warrington Wolfs will lead to 2026 as a main coach. He is an ambitious, paid and determined to put things in the right quorum.

“We are still committed to our vision to build a team that was based on local talents, and with the completion of our academy in the normal season that is not defeated, the future seems bright.

“Employment is the key and it should be better, but allow me to be clear, there will be no passengers. New players have already been announced, with more updates that are followed when the change is implemented.

“We cannot overlook the injuries to affect the main players in our season and the obstruction caused by our groups. However, while it is a factor, it is not an excuse. You, the fans, deserve better.

“This club does not exist without you. Now, it is up to us in obtaining your support, not in words, but with offers that reflect what this city and society represent.”

Warrington Leopard’s host on Saturday (3 pm) before traveling to Hal FC the following week (5.30 pm), then revolves around the normal season with a trip outside the Hull KR on September 19 (8 pm).

Middleton added: “This season did not meet the criteria we expect. During the past few days, I sat with the players, coaches and employees across the club. The message was clear and unified: this is not good enough, and things should change.

“Our supporters work hard throughout the week and spend their hard -winning money to follow this club. We understand the sacrifices it makes, and our responsibility to pay this belief in a committed and honest performance.”

Borges is “confused”, but he insists that there is a lot of play.

Warrington won only 10 games out of 24 games during the Premier League campaign, leaving them at the risk of losing the second time in eight seasons.

“I am in a contract next year. I believe in this club and the structure of the place, but without a doubt I have some hard work that must be done during its season.”

“I am sure that there will be some questions that must be answered and I will deal with it with its arrival. It is a difficult night (Swalf Ford), and it is really difficult and not the first time that it has occurred.

“The players are looking in a difficult place. It does not work for us at the present time. We have lost a little of our soul and I am confused like anyone else.”

He added: “There is still a lot to play for it; we have lost a little of our soul. I am confused like anyone else. I have no answers at the present time, if you are completely sincere.

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