Warrington Super League: Warrington Wolves' Chris Hill on adapting to rugby league's new rules Watch Saturday's Super League double-header at the Totally Wicked Stadium live on Sky Sports Arena. Castleford's Peter Mata'utia and Warrington centre Anthony Gelling have received two-match bans from the RFL's match review panel.Warrington returned to Super League action with a convincing 40-10 win over Hull KR on Saturday.
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FT Warrington Wolves are a professional rugby league club in Warrington, England, that competes in the Super League.They play rugby at the Halliwell Jones Stadium, having moved there from Wilderspool in 2004.. "I think a lot of players had it in the back of their head with the new rule and back to six again," Hill said. Huddersfield 10 Wakefield
"I think that's just as important as the defensive side. Team news for Warrington Wolves v Hull KR, August 8, 2020 By Mike Parsons Group Sports Editor Current and past Wire head coaches will lock horns on Saturday.
"You've got to really react, and I think it really works for us.
"We gave a few scrappy decisions - not penalties - with the ball away [against Hull KR]," Hill said. SL We pick our combined XIII of the stand-out performers in the most recent matches on these shores and in Australia.
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Warrington Team news and talking points as Warrington Wolves face Hull Kingston Rovers on Saturday, live on Sky Sports Arena.Warrington's Halliwell Jones Stadium will host the five Super League matches on the weekend of August 29 and 30.Warrington's Jack Hughes on battling through injury problems, family time in lockdown and Super League's new rules.
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"It's getting a fine line now between being a big man and being able to move on your feet laterally as well," Hill said. Warrington prop Chris Hill gives an insight into how the forwards are adapting to the faster pace of Super League. You've got to keep hold of the ball and make the other team defend."
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It's quicker and the ball in play is a massive factor now.
"But while defensive discipline remains as important as ever, the faster pace of the game and the ball being in play for longer means it is even more key while in possession as well.The fact Warrington have, according to the latest Opta statistics, made the most errors of any team in Super League so far this year with 99 is something they are aware of and will be making sure they tighten up on for this Saturday's clash with Huddersfield Giants.
"At times, it was a like a tig-and-pass game you have in training, but I think we prepared really well for it. "There are no scrums anymore, so there is no time to relax and if the other team want to get on with it, they can play the ball and we're off.
"There weren't a lot in our games, and I thought [referee] James Child did a good job of letting it flow.
Chris Hill got his first taste of Super League's new rules in Warrington's win over Hull KR Watch highlights from Warrington's 40-10 win over Hull KR in Super League Super League: Warrington Wolves' Chris Hill on adapting to rugby league's new rules 4:33 Watch highlights from Warrington's 40-10 win over Hull KR in Super League SL "Warrington head coach Steve Price was particularly pleased with how his team kept their discipline when it came to the 'six again' rule against Rovers, conceding just one set restart for a ruck infringement during the match.Hill was certainly mindful of the impact a restart could have, particularly late in the tackle count, and has watched with interest the differences it has made to the way rugby league is played in the NRL where the rule has been in place since their season resumed in May.
00:00 The conventional wisdom of rugby league has dictated the new rules introduced in an effort to speed up the game will eventually lead to the big men in the sport becoming a thing of the past.Chris Hill, however, believes him and his fellow Warrington Wolves forwards are well-suited to the world of no scrums and 'six again'.Standing at 6ft 2in and weighing close to 18 stone, the Wolves co-captain is an imposing presence in their front row along with Mike Cooper, Joe Philbin and the similarly proportioned Leilani Latu, who is still awaiting his Super League debut.And, having experienced the new rules for the first time in Warrington's 40-10 win over Hull Kingston Rovers last Saturday, Hill is in no doubt the pack can make them work to their advantage. Browse The Independent’s complete collection of articles and commentary on Warrington Wolves. We look at the talking points and squad news for Saturday's two Super League games. I think it really suits us.
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