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  •   Home > News > Sports > Rugby League

    Warriors playmaker Luke Metcalf admits his transition to the halfback position remains a work in progress

    Warriors playmaker Luke Metcalf admits his transition to the halfback position remains a work in progress

    - article from www.rugbyleague.co.nz

    The 26-year-old's come in for scrutiny after his first outing in the seven jersey during the club's 30 to 8 thrashing by the Canberra Raiders in Las Vegas.

    Coach Andrew Webster's kept the faith, naming an unchanged line-up for tonight's NRL match against Manly at Mount Smart.

    Metcalf says he's adjusting to the extra responsibility.



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