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WHITE HOT LEADERS ON AN ELL’ OF A RUN

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Widnes hitting all new heightshts
By Andrew Simpson

THE list of things that have gone right for Widnes this season is lengthy – but manager Michael Ellison has no intention of letting up.
Their defence is sturdy, their attack is firing, and their consistency is noteworthy; a sequence of five wins established a four-point lead at the NPL West Division summit entering the weekend.
“We’re at the right end of the table but I’d rather be top when April ends,” Ellison told The NLP.
“Our focus now has to be on what we need to do to stay there.&#x...

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