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Warrington Wolves are returning to the Super League Grand Final at Old Trafford for the first time in eight years under head coach Sam Burgess. The Wolves will face Wakefield Trinity on Saturday evening, marking Burgess' third year in charge of the club after previously guiding them through major squad progression following difficult seasons.
Warrington forward James Harrison praised Burgess' impact and coaching approach, highlighting how the squad's initial awe shifted into strong working relationships. Meanwhile, veteran hooker Sam Powell confirmed he will retire after the Grand Final and transition directly into Warrington's coaching staff alongside Burgess.
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