Burgess ready to stay on to end Warrington pain
Sam Burgess says he plans to stay at Warrington for 2027 as the Wolves try to bounce back from more Grand Final heartache.
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"I've not signed a contract yet but I've given my word to Simon Moran and that's probably better than any contract."
— Sam Burgess , Athlete
"This is more of a beginning."
— Sam Burgess , Athlete
Key People
Arron Lindop is a centre for Warrington Wolves, contributing to their scoring in the Grand Final.
Ewan Irwin is an 18-year-old half-back for the Warrington Wolves who played a key role in a recent Super League match.
Sam Burgess is the head coach of Warrington Wolves rugby league team.
Simon Moran is the owner of Warrington Wolves rugby club.
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Sam Burgess says he plans to stay at Warrington for 2027 as the Wolves try to bounce back from more Grand Final heartache.
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