To be fair he wanted MM but had to wait a year so gave Noble another year so in effect wrote of the year.

Just turning up for finals wouldn't be financially viable.
My concern is that his other interests totally outweigh Wigan in terms of time and investment.
He has been particularly quiet of late which for me is a little disappointing unless he has already made up his mind?

"The club" will be business as usual certainly for the remainder season i.e. no change no risk taking.
I'd love SW to give Shorrocks a starting role at the expense of Smith and just tell the team to go out and play. Try something different, just acknowledge all is not well and it isn't the fault of referees and build the team around Williams.
I can hope but know nothing will change.

My patience has run out totally with Matty Smith also. I like to consider myself as pretty patient and if anything at times on here I'm probably too happy to back the club or individuals and give them as much time as needed to turn things round. I'm done waiting for Matty Smith to come good though. He was awful for the whole of 2015 and has been even worse this year. He had excuses at the start of the season that he was out only pivot but that hasn't been the case recently and he's equally as poor.

We won't make the change but we should and that should start this Friday and he should be made available for transfer (a free one I presume as no club can be mad enough to pay for him). We've got two options for me. One is to bring Shorrocks in as a straight swap or the other is to shift Tomkins in to the halves with Sarginson going back to fullback (a position he's far better in then centre).

Lenagan won't sack Wane. But Im sure he'll replace him at the end of next year when his contract runs out if there are no trophies between now and then.

Obviously some would prefer him to be gone sooner (myself included) but I can't see it.

I'm not sure when his contract expires. Wasn't he on a roiling contract and the extensions dependent upon winning trophies? I seem to remember Lenagan stating that Wane had earned a two year extension after winning the double in 2013. I've always believed a coach has a shelf life of around 5 or 6 years unless there is a BIG turnover in playing staff.

Quote Rogues Gallery="Rogues Gallery"I'm not sure when his contract expires. Wasn't he on a roiling contract and the extensions dependent upon winning trophies? I seem to remember Lenagan stating that Wane had earned a two year extension after winning the double in 2013. I've always believed a coach has a shelf life of around 5 or 6 years unless there is a BIG turnover in playing staff.'" www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/rugbyl ... l-day.html Quote Rogues GalleryWigan have locked up the futures of head coach Shaun Wane and captain Sean O'Loughlin on three-year deals. News of the deals comes on the eve of Wigan's Super League Grand Final showdown against St Helens at Old Trafford on Saturday.'" Quote Rogues GalleryHis new contract includes a clause which will see it roll on after the initial three-year period expires.'"

Quote Rogues Gallery="Rogues Gallery"I'm not sure when his contract expires. Wasn't he on a roiling contract and the extensions dependent upon winning trophies? I seem to remember Lenagan stating that Wane had earned a two year extension after winning the double in 2013. I've always believed a coach has a shelf life of around 5 or 6 years unless there is a BIG turnover in playing staff.'" www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/rugbyl ... l-day.html Quote Rogues GalleryWigan have locked up the futures of head coach Shaun Wane and captain Sean O'Loughlin on three-year deals. News of the deals comes on the eve of Wigan's Super League Grand Final showdown against St Helens at Old Trafford on Saturday.'" Quote Rogues GalleryHis new contract includes a clause which will see it roll on after the initial three-year period expires.'"

I was under the impression he had signed a 3 year contract prior to the 2014 Grand Final.