I bet you do, the thought of another period of Wigan dominance terrifies most on here.

Sorry for taking this O/T but Hull won the CC in 2005, which as far as I'm aware isn't even 1 decade ago. Add in the finals in 2006, 2008 & 2013 I'd class them as being near a cup.

The rule states a player shall not unnecessarily go to ground. Trying to get back into play from the in goal is clearly a necessary course of action and will never be penalised.

Fair enough, but then Bowen could argue his action was 'necessary' in order to avoid being bundled back over the line. Both cases involve a player doing what they deem necessary in order to avoid the same outcome. IMO, the only time, if even at all, the rule should apply is in the case of deliberate time wasting.

Really? You should check the history books and then come back for another go.

Give em a break, you're forgetting that most Warrington fans have only been watching since 2009.

I was brought up on the likes of Gregory x2, Bishop, Cullen, Jackson, I've seen us win trophies and I'm not nowhere near 60

So you're nearly 60 then?

So you where out of your mothers womb then, babies get full focal vision after 6 weeks

Doh, double negative no I'm not quite half of that.
I'm a seventies baby.

Your maths seems a little off. Not quite half of 60 would put you as late 20s. If born in the seventies you would be at least 34 (if born Oct-Dec 1979) and due to be 35 soon. You could be as old as 44. Whatever year you were born in the seventies you are more than halfway to 60.

The 60 years remark quite obviously refers to championship wins as it will be at least that long between your last and next championship win.

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Your right yossarian. Most of our fans have only started watching since 2009.........
...apart from a sizable portion and generations thereafter of the 102000 record crowd in 1954.

The most satisfying part of Wigan being the most dominant force in British Rugby League is the abject misery it causes the fans of all the other clubs out there. It's so delightful to experience.

Our coach is an ape...an ape who has won 3 trophies in 2 seasons and on course to win a fourth. An ape who presided over the Wigan junior and senior academy for 6 years between 2003 and 2009. Seeing the resurgence of Wigan as the dominant force in Academy rugby league, his legacy continues on with Wigan having won 7 of the last 8 Academy grand final, yet he is a poor coach, and a shaved ape.

I'll take our ape over any coach in world rugby league. Long may Wigan's dominance of the British game continue.

Feel the love..... This thread has given my day a lovely start... lol