"We've only got ourselves to blame" says Warrington Wolves' Tony Smith

May 21, 2016, 09:19 PM

Warrington Wolves head coach Tony Smith admitted his side was guilty of wasting opportunities in their 34-14 defeat to Castleford Tigers, the Wolves second straight loss in the Super League. #WarringtonWolves #MagicWeekend

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"We've only got ourselves to blame" says Warrington Wolves' Tony Smith

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