Catalan try given, BBC Manc suggest it was dropped... Looks like Ian Smith bites us again!

I'm certain they are; they're too professional not to. It just hasn't had time to work...yet.

I don't. I was responding to a poster who implied there wasn't much point in getting him a kicking coach as he doesn't look a natural kicker. So if the club are, then great , if not then whether or not he has a future as a goal kicker they need to do it even if it only leads to a small improvement as any improvement is going to be worth it.

Perhaps if you had worded this "Not addressing the issue is uncharacteristically unprofessional for Wigan"
"Not addressing the issue would be uncharacteristically unprofessional for Wigan" people may have not assumed you were being your usually negative self...

A friend of mine watched the players train Orrell on Tuesday afternoon. Both the first team and U20's played a full-on match, the first team dressed in the Queensland Cowboys home kit, the U20's dressed in the Queensland Cowboys away kit. The U20's had been coached to play in the style of Catalans...so in effect the game was a mock "Wigan v Catalans" game, even down to the detail where Finch was shouting "Dureau" is mine...etc. This explains why they were wearing the kits (finch picture).

After the match, Josh spent twenty minutes with Harris and was knocking them over from in front of the posts and the touchline, he was struggling to kick the easier ones - 10/20 metres to the LHS/RHS side of the posts.

He was heard to say "I must just get nervous when it comes to the easier kicks that people expect me to convert, yet when it comes to the touchline ones, I feel more relaxed as I'm not expected to kick them".

Richards was light-training apparently, let's hope he's back soon.

It was the 1st time that id missed Catalan game for the fans that saw it on TV or that was present how many fans did we take looking at the photos looks like around 1000