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Lowes aims for Warrington top job

The Independent (London, England) June 4, 2008 | Dave Hadfield *RUGBY LEAGUE Warrington’s caretaker coach, James Lowes, said yesterday that he wants the job on a permanent basis. Lowes was asked to take over temporarily after the departure of Paul Cullen last week and takes the Wolves into a game for the first time at Harlequins this Sunday. in our site lowes printable coupon

He said for the first time that he sees himself as more than a temporary solution. “You’d be daft not too, with the quality of player at the club,” said Lowes, who once was briefly in joint charge at Salford. “There’s always stuff to learn, but I feel ready for this challenge.” Lowes has been given no indication of how long he has to make a good impression or whether the club is talking to any other coaches. “I’m not sure what’s in their minds,” he said. “I need to sit down with the board next week.” Lowes knows that the best argument in his favour would be an improvement in Warrington’s results.

The Warrington captain, Adrian Morley, admitted that the players took a lot of the blame for Cullen’s exit: “The players need to perform to the maximum every weekend and we’ve not done that so we have to take some responsibility.” The other club without a coach, Huddersfield, said they are not going to be rushed into making an appointment following the sacking of Jon Sharp. “We don’t expect to make any decision in the near future, particularly because it’s clear that we will have no shortage of top-class applicants,” Ken Davy, the Giants chairman, said. go to website lowes printable coupon

Two Australians who are out of contract at the end of this season, Canterbury’s Steve Folkes and Nathan Brown of St George- Illawarra, are expected to be candidates.

Dave Hadfield