Millward ready to return to fold

Thursday 08 March 2012 21:00 GMT

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Castleford coach Ian Millward has told the club he will end his compassionate leave this weekend.

The former St Helens coach has been coming to terms with the loss of his 19-year-old son, who died of a heart attack 18 days ago, leaving his assistant Stuart Donlan in charge of the games against Wigan and Leeds.

Donlan will be in charge for tomorrow's trip to London Broncos but Millward has had a big say in team selection ahead of his return to work on Monday.

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