Wakefield coach James Webster explained how tough his club were finding life after their 80-0 First Utility Super League thrashing by Warrington Wolves. The Wildcats are rooted to the foot of the table after eight consecutive defeats. The rout saw a hat-trick of tries by Wolves' Richie Myler and a 28-point haul for Stefan Ratchford. Gene Ormsby claimed two tries along with Toby King and Ben Currie. The other tries came from Daryl Clark, Ashton Sims, Ben Westwood, Ben Currie and Joel Monaghan. Wakefield Wildcats coach James Webster said after the game he does not have enough players . Webster said: 'Over six weeks now we haven't had a seven-day turnaround and we find it hard to find some energy. 'I hate looking for excuses but over the last month I think we have spent around two hours as a team training together, for the simple reason I don't have enough people to fulfil training. 'There are no ifs and buts about that — I just don't have enough players. 'We trained for half an hour on our last run as a team simply because we need all our players playing or we will not fulfil our fixtures.' Regarding the defeat to Wolves he added: 'We were totally outclassed. Full credit to Warrington they were outstanding.' The Wildcats now face a Challenge Cup tie against Championship outfit Halifax on Friday night.
Warrington Wolves beat Wakefield Wildcats 80-0 on Saturday .
Wildcats are rooted to foot of the table after eight consecutive defeats .
Coach James Webster said he simply does not have enough players .