Lee Briers and Ben Harrison miss initial celebrations Smith calls for change to after-match testing routineTony Smith has called for a change to rugby leagues drug-testing procedures that put the only dampener on his teams Wembley celebrations after their 30-6 Challenge Cup final victory over Leeds.The Warrington coach was furious that the Lance Todd Trophy winner, Lee Briers, and the young loose-forward Ben Harrison were taken away by UK Sport officials to sign a declaration before being allowed to return to the dressing room with their team-mates."Its a once in a lifetime moment when you all get back in there together and say wow, we did it," said Smith, who has been campaigning for the system to be changed since he worked for the Rugby Football League as the national coach."Thats been taken away from Lee and Ben, and theyre not part of our team from here on in unless they can wee in a bottle. I support the need for drug testing and were a team sport. This way may work in individual sports, but someone has got to take a look at it."WarringtonChallenge CupRugby leagueAndy Wilson guardian.co.uk © Guardian News & Media Limited 2010 | Use of this content is subject to our Terms & Conditions | More Feeds