"They've got to be competitive games" says Wigan Warriors chairman Ian Lenegan

Jan 30, 2016, 08:37 PM
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Wigan Warriors chairman Ian Lenegan criticised rugby league's reserve team structure and dual registration system, describing it as the 'lowest common factor of what everybody wants' and suggested he backs Championship teams that reject using dual registration and harbour hopes of making the Super League. #WiganWarriors

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