Christ !

A well balanced, view on Wigan and Wane from an opposition fan.

loiner81 wrote"When no other team was professional."

Leeds were the first team to go fully professional followed by Wigan then Widnes. Most of the St Helens team had no job other than rugby.
I know you're only a Warrington fan but do try to keep up.

I'm only a Warrington fan, too, and the above remark was an over-simplification, no doubt. 'Only fans' of all clubs bar Wigan remember what happened in that period, reflected in Sean Wane's '100% Wigan' views, it's the attitude of devil-take-the hindmost and what that leads to, to the detriment of the sport as a whole and the club itself, too.

Nah, more likely another "Wolfs" fan who doesn't know what he's talking about.

Which one?









This picture should never be lost

Jesus. First chance he gets he moans about injuries and players missing.

Why is there no wigan fans at the semi?

Wane tonight: "yeah, Hull were the best team, they deserve to be at Wembley" what a *******

Very poor turn out from the Wigan "faithful".
Hull appeared to have half the stadium but, there only looked to be 1500 Wigan fans.

Where were they ?

TBF Wigan to Doncaster on a Friday is a more torturous journey then Hull to Doncaster.

Voting with their wallets against this awful Wane team.

Hopefully it will get shut of him at the end of the season.

Dreadful turnout from Wigan. Nothing more to be said.

I thought it was Hull vs Hudds, plus several hundred neutrals in the Hudds end to bump up their numbers obviously.

Whilst i understand the logistics of travelling to Doncaster from Wigan on a friday night, and do share some of the frustration no clubs should have to travel across the pennines on a friday night, especially for a big game like this.
But this is the so called biggest club in the world, the club that flew the flag for RL for many years, the biggest name in the game with fans all over the place, who very rarely fail to pull less than 5 figure crowds at home and take a good following away. and it was a pitiful turnout, if that had been Huddersfield, Salford, Catalans,London,Wakefield et al, they would have been absolutely slated for embarrassing the sport etc.

I think the BBC/RFL just presumed with it being Wigan, the ground would automatically sell out.

The ironic thing is, Wigan would probably take that number or more to a grand final decider in Hull on a friday night, so using that solely as an excuse is poor.