On the contrary...Wigan have dragged themselves off the floor punching...Lam was dealt a terrible hand with a semi decimated team. This season is very much Lammies finest hour whether Wigan get to a GF or not.

This season will always go down as a season of transition regardless of us winning anything or not.

I'm pretty sympathetic to that in fairness. We can't go round calling ourselves the biggest club in world rugby and be happy to come away with no pots.

Having said that, sometimes you have to make allowances for circumstances, look at direction of travel of the team, and adjust expectations accordingly. Having to cope with playing 2-3 kids in the pack for big minutes all season, coming to terms with a new way of playing after years of a very rigid style under Wane and dealing with the instability of earlier in the year were all big challenges that have been dealt with as well as we could've hoped for. Most of us are pleasantly surprised that we're well in with a shout, so if it turns out to be a failure it will be a pretty glorious one.

Push comes to shove, we lose a final/semi final we're not going to go around crowing about how good the season has been, but there are plenty of factors which make this a particularly challenging year for Wigan to come out on top. Next season will be different.

All fair points

And Hull FC had one.

Which other Warrington born halfback other than Bobbie Fulton is an Aussie Immortal then?

I've just had a refresher look and I'm pretty sure only Bobby Fulton was British born.

So it’s just a grasp of basic English and stringing together coherent scentences that is your issue?

List here https://www.2gb.com/nrl-drops-immortals-bombshell/ St Helens had one in big Mal

List here https://www.2gb.com/nrl-drops-immortals-bombshell/ St Helens had one in big Mal

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The town of Warrington has the only British born player in the Aussie Immortals.

It's a pity they've never produced any for England.

Is that what you mean, Brian.

I assume you mean Peter Sterling, sorry he wasn't.

The Immortals
Player Inducted NRL/NSWRL Premierships
/ BRL Premiership
Clive Churchill 1981 5
Bob Fulton 1981 3
Reg Gasnier 1981 7
Johnny Raper 1981 8
Graeme Langlands 1999 4
Wally Lewis 1999 3
Arthur Beetson 2003 3
Andrew Johns 2012 2
Dave Brown 2018 4
Dally Messenger 2018 3
Frank Burge 2018 0
Norm Provan 2018 10
Mal Meninga 2018 5

Yes, now edited. Thank you.

..and neither was he British.