Agar eager for Trinity to build on win at Hull

Widnes danger man Kevin Brown.Widnes danger man Kevin Brown.
Widnes danger man Kevin Brown.
Wakefield Trinity Wildcats coach Richard Agar insists in-form Widnes Vikings are not a one-man team.

Many people have been lauding Kevin Brown, the ex-England stand-off, during Widnes’s impressive campaign, and the ex-Huddersfield captain was certainly influential as they secured a dramatic win at Hull KR on Sunday.

Tenth last term, they are currently joint-fourth with champions Wigan Warriors after picking up seven victories so far.

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Agar, whose Wakefield side hope to continue a revival of their own after ending a six-game losing run at Hull last weekend, said: “They’ve been patient and stuck with (coach) Denis (Betts) through some tough times.

“They’ve put a terrific team around him and the recruitment of Kevin Brown was vitally important. Some people might think they’re a one-man team but I’d say totally different.

“Brown is obviously pivotal to what they do – he puts on the plays – but he’s a player who helps everyone else around him too and gives them confidence.

“It was a very smart signing and the likes of Alex Gerrard, Macgraff Leuluai and Ben Kavanagh have all benefited.

“They have been a real success story of this season.”

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