Rugby union: Wildfires to aim high if given nod for second season in Sydney

James Gardiner
Updated April 14 2021 - 11:32pm, first published October 23 2020 - 9:00pm
HOOKING IN: Phil Bradford takes the ball into the Penrith defence during the Wildfires' 51-14 win in the final round. The former Australian Schoolboy was one of the big improvers for the Wildfires. Picture: Stewart Hazell
HOOKING IN: Phil Bradford takes the ball into the Penrith defence during the Wildfires' 51-14 win in the final round. The former Australian Schoolboy was one of the big improvers for the Wildfires. Picture: Stewart Hazell

COACH Scott Coleman is adamant the Hunter Wildfires are only "three top-end players" away from being a major force in the Shute Shield.

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James Gardiner

James Gardiner

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James Gardiner, chief football and rugby writer at the Newcastle Herald.

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