Ex-Wakefield Trinity boss Willie Poching slams Super League reserves grade as his son Kobe tries to make it pro in rugby league

FORMER Wakefield Trinity head coach Willie Poching has slammed the Super League reserves grade competition and has called for more investment. At present, the reserves grade in the UK play just one game each fortnight, whilst Down Under, the reserves grade is effectively the NRL's second tier, playing each week in a revered competition. For P

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