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WARRINGTON coach Steve Price has ordered his underperforming players to cut out the penalties as they look to halt their losing run against fellow strugglers Catalans Dragons tomorrow.
The Wolves have lost four of their opening six matches under their new Australian boss and dropped into the bottom four following Hull KR’s big win over Huddersfield today.
“We would like to be higher in the table than we are at the moment,” Price said.
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