Wednesday 6 September 2017 18:52, UK
Warrington's longest-serving player Ben Westwood has signed a one-year contract extension.
Second rower Westwood made his debut in 2002 and recently became just the 10th man to pass 400 games for the club.
The 36-year-old's new deal will run until November 2018, and he said: "It's fantastic news. I am over the moon to be staying.
"It's been going on for a while so I'm glad it's now sorted and I am really looking forward to next year. I've still got some goals I need to achieve at this club; I think you all know the main one is the Grand Final win and I really do believe that this club can do it.
"You can't beat experience in my eyes. I didn't say that when I was younger but now I'm older I think experience plays a big part in the way you play.
"I'd like to think I've got bags of that and can still offer something to the team. I honestly believe I can still do a job at a good standard and for as long as I feel I can do that I'll always put my hand up.
"I'll know when I'm ready to retire and it's not the time yet. When that time comes around I'll let you all know and we can celebrate the life of Super Bennie Westwood at Warrington Wolves."
Head of coaching and rugby Tony Smith added: "I'm delighted that Bennie Westwood has secured yet another contract with us. He's certainly worked hard this year and as hard off the field as I've seen.
