Cameron Phelps will return for the Warriors at Sunday's game against Salford at the Willows.

Michael Maguire's 19 man squad also includes a return for Mark Riddell and a call up for young forward Jonny Walker who would make his First Team debut if selected.

Thomas Leuluai misses out with a bruised foot whilst Stuart Fielden is rested after a tough Easter period.

Wigan Warriors Squad

Cameron Phelps,
Martin Gleeson,
George Carmont,
Pat Richards,
Sam Tomkins,
Mark Riddell,
Andy Coley,
Joel Tomkins,
Sean O'Loughlin,
Paul Prescott,
Michael McIlorum,
Phil Bailey,
Iafeta Paleaaesina,
Paul Deacon,
Eamon O'Carroll,
Lee Mossop,
Darrell Goulding,
Liam Farrell,
Jonny Walker.

Did you make that or did the club? I haven't seen any of them anywhere.

It's on the official website. The club seem to be trying to encourage fans to do their marketing for them by suggesting you to "Download this poster and display it where you can..."

Salford City Reds Squad to face Wigan Warriors.

Fitzpatrick,
Broughton,
Henry,
Talau,
Gibson,
Ratchford,
Cashmere,
Sidlow,
Alker,
Leuluai,
Jewitt,
Adamson,
Swain,
M. Smith,
Littler,
Sibbit,
Tyrer,
Holdsworth,
Boyle.

They should really print off a few thousand pay a few people or try and get volunteers to stick a few up around Salford, we should stick some up in Sale try and get some Union fans to come for a game, you never know they might like it, I mean whats the worst that could happen?

Getting prosecuted for flyposting

The club could waste a fortune on colour printing and wages with absolutely no impact on attendance/revenue?

True, which brings me to the point we should be able to make fake dummies, bring them and be allowed to take them in free of charge but they get counted as an extra person

Wigan @ home is always a big game and it coming at the back end of the exhasting easter period certainly adds extra spice to the contest.

Backing up mondays performance with another professional and 100% commited 80 minutes of rugby league is going to be a big challenge but it isnt beyond the players i feel,.

Its all about completing our sets, building pressure and like last week earning the right to play.

Playing the big teams with the big players adds that little extra pressure but for me its all about how the players deal with it, we failed the test @ warrington and coughed up too much ball and made some silly errors im hoping the players learn from that experience sunday.

If we play out our sets, finish them on a positive note with clever and intelegent play and make wigan come out from their own 20 their batteries will run very low very quick.

Physically and mentally we'll need another superleague performance from the players on sunday, can the players produce two on the spin? Do the players have enough left in the tank after 70 minutes of 1st class rugby on monday?

Us fans have our doubts, but we can because we are on the other side of the white line, we'll be there tho when you need lifting, when you have run and tackled yourself into the ground we'll roar you on to one last effort.

But when it comes down to it, it all hangs on how bad you as a player want to succeed and what your willing to do as a individual to get over that line that seperates the winners from everyone else.

How many do Wigan normally have on the park

Typical

I always look forward to this game more than any other. There is always a great atmosphere and Wigan always bring a fair few. It is great when there is a good crowd at the Willows, it is a pity we cant get one more often ourselves without needing others.

A very passionate post.

You can guess who will be a marked man tomorrow - Daniel Holdsworth. He's the best you've got IMO. A very clever player who is having a wonderful season for you guys.

A good tactic against our side would be to offload the ball in the tackle as much as possible. As nearly every journalist/fan/coach has pointed out, Wigan tend to have 3 or more players in the tackle. So if your coach has any wits about him he will encourage his skillful players to try to offload the ball as much as possible. It leaves gaps in the defensive line and will cause us some problems. Earlier in the season, Warrington were doing it constantly in the first half and it caused us all sorts of problems. That has been the only game in our season where we have been behind on the scoreboard at half time.

A quick question. Do you guys rate Shaun McRae? Would you rather your chairman (or whoever it was in charge against Huddersfield) to remain in charge? Personally, I've never rated the bloke. Salford are on limited funds and don't have the squad to compete (on paper) against some of the bigger and better squads in the league. So it is crucial that you get the most out of what you've got to be in with a shot of causing some problems in the play offs. John Kear (although an idiot for his comments after our game) does this with great success at Wakefield - especially when you consider the fact Brough has left and Newton has been banned. Plus other tragedies in previous seasons. Shaun McRae has just never cut it for me. Curious what you as fans think of him.