I think it may have been done a while back but thought i'd start it up again.

Ours are supposedly Tim Cahill, Vin diesel, Kim Marsh and Eddie Hemmings.

Graeme Swann

And Ian Brown

though kim was a wigan fan and the way eddie carrys off on sky about warrington i'd say he's a wolves fan

Nick Barmby

Dwayne Chambers

I think Chris Evans is a Wire fan. Scholes and Giggs from Man Utd are Wigan fans.

My Dad says that Bobby Charlton used to watch Leigh in the 70's and 80's.

and i think Rio Ferdinand is also

Manly's

Hugh Jackman

Don't really know the complete list of the Eagle Angels

but there is a few high profile Women supporters there i.e
Johanna Griggs (Australian TV Presenter)
Louise Savage (Australian Para-OLympian)
Sophie Delezeio (Australian School Girl who got run over a couple of times and then got burnt)
Lane Beachley (former Surfing World Champion)

Others
Thomas Keneally (author)

Micky North alias Gary Windass from Corrie is a HKR fan. Believe he is originally from Scarbrough but his father a long time supporter apparently.

MickeyRourke and Patrick Stewart are Giants fans

I saw both at the ground and they were not wearing club colours...attending the Grand Final on the day Wigan won the Championship, at the ground which is there place of work, hardly means they are 'Wigan fans'.

Giggs has done interviews on how much he enjoys rugby league, the fact his dad played for Swinton and the fact that he played as a kid for Langworthy was reputedly being looked at to play representative rugby. I don't ever recall him saying he was a fan of any club although he talks of following Swinton home and away as a kid in various interviews - more a case of him choosing football at 13/14 and losing regular interest.

It's the sfact that many prominent people might reference some liking of a rugby league side at some point but it doesnt make them fans...anyone seen Andrew Marr at Widness for example? I stumbled on a piece in the Telegraph a few years ago when he spoke of prefering rugby league to football and his in-laws love of Widnes. Doubt he's given it a second thought since!

Bobby Charlton mentions in his autobiography that he used to spend many a Friday night down at the Willows watching Salford whilst he was playing for Man Utd.

Evans did say on the radio the other day that his first ever celebrity autograph was at Wilderspool as a kid, first time I've ever heard him mention Wire.

Like I said, it's my old man who said he used to see him at HP.