What a great testament to the Wigan academy system.

Thirteen players in the Wigan team, and (I think) seven in the Swinton side.

Job done ,really, not much more. TBH I thought the scoreline flattered us, some of our tries were a bit lucky, opportunistic rather than created, and with a bit more composure they should have scored maybe two or three more tries.

Still, with the side we had out, it's the result that counts. The youngsters were terrific, yet again, I thought Ganson in particular stood out when he came on.

Considering George only pulled out before the kick off I thought Joel did particularly well. In fact I had him as Man of the Match. He showed what a good footballer he is. Ryan Sutton did a good stint, as did Faz.

Agree NK. He was penalised for a perfectly good tackle and Swinton lad deserved a slap for his nonsense but the red mist is coming down a bit too often and ref's a going to target him methinks .

Regards , EW

Went to the game as a neutral (almost) yesterday, Really enjoyed it. Great testament to your clubs youth system and management. Fantastic to see Shaun Wane after the game go to every Swinton player (including subs) and shake their hand. He loves Wigan but seems to be a great Sportsman ! There are a lot of people are working hard with limited resource to revive Swinton and in my opinion Wigan's visit will have really helped. Great day out.

It was a really enjoyable afternoon. It is a pleasant ground and the staff treated us well. I hope that Wigan's visit helped to make some money for Swinton - a great name from Rugby League's past.

I was watching Waney after the game. I think he enjoys the company of the young lads. A lot of the Swinton players will be known to him of course. Wigan treated the game properly and respected the opposition, who had a real dig, to be fair.