In the interview hosted on t'other site, the interviewer asks him about watching the shambles from the bench. He is quick to correct him and say that he includes himself in all this. I think he's looking at it from being a fan and seeing that it was a shambles. Maybe he's being clever and giving the support what they want to hear, but that's not how I took it. He looks thoroughly annoyed.

Look at the mentality on here

"Wigan will win everything"

Saints are two places ahead of Wigan on the table and they've lost their main creative halfback to a long term injury and you guys are still poop scared of them.

There must be something about seeing the cherry and white stripes that get you Saints fans bricking yourselves. Until this mentality is changed you will never be out of their shadow.

At Wire we aren't even as big a club as you but we don't live in constant awe and reverence of the mighty institution that is Wigan RLFC, we just say who the cluckin bells are they?

I completely agree on this. Wellens has been there and done it and worn the t-shirt...

Problem is, we thought we'd vanquished the evil spawns of piedom. We were *that close* [holds thumb and forefinger close together] with Agent Millward, before they cheated the cap system by signing Fielden to shore up their powderpuff pack, escaping relegation by the skin of their green teeth.

And then the b**tards rose from the dead, like they had the T-Virus. Or should that be t'Virus.

Personally, I'd nuke the place - but only when we have a westerly wind.

I know, they are like cockroaches they just end up surviving.

And of course the RFL would bend over backwards to provide them with nuclear fall out shelters if you did nuke them because remember "the Game Needs A Strong Wigan".

Maybe the prophecy that the statue of KC will come to life will be the best bet because in fairness the period of his professional career seemed to coincide with a lessening of the pie menace even if it also coincided with your reign of terror over us.

Sally. If you really believe we have lost our 'main creative halfback' just look out for his replacement, whichever we choose. Like Tim Smith in 2009, Blake Green may have played his last game for Wigan!