True, but NEXT time he may do.

Therefore on this occasion we let him off due to the occasion, but tell him next time to score the try as close to the posts as possible and then celebrate away.

Oh yeah. Tonight is something he'll never forget.

You are of course technically correct but on this occasion he deserves letting off and I think whoever it was who told him off after scoring his début try wants his head testing. A quiet word after the game would have sufficed.

Dave

True next time he may look for the supporting player who is not there, he may throw the pass and see his supporting player drop it, or he may back himself like any true try scorer does and cross the line for 4 point.

Check out old video's of Offiah, regularly ran to the corners to score.
Back then though we had a Botica, so it was 6 points anyway.

People will moan about anything



"The players done have passion for the shirt" is something I have read many times on here. Ainscough shows some and you all start moaning.

GET A GRIP.. at least next week when he is dropped for Mathers you all wont have to moan about someone celebrating a try scored after beating a man one on one on the outside (wing play weve not seen at Wigan in quite a while).

Well Played Shaun, wore his heart on his sleeve tonight and deserved the MOM award.

Did anyone see him shouting at the team under the south stand sticks after conceding another try?

Shaun Ainscough was the one silver lining last night - he offered the little bit of optimism that we have quality home grown players on the fringes of the team who want to play for the club - if given the chance.

If he isn't in the team next week then I will once again despair of the selection policies of Noble.

If he isn't in the team next week we should barricade the training ground and stop Noble ever getting near the place.

So, can you describe this try for me please?

So much to say, and so little evidence.

If he celebrates early scoring a 50 metre try everyweek its fine by me



Shaun really impressed me last night and made himself undroppable for next week but this is Noble

and we have Pat, Bailey and the banned one returning

In a sense it was good to see Ainscough celebrating in advance of scoring. It showed just how much it meant to him. A Wigan lad scoring his first try at the JJB in the first team. Its what dreams are made of. At least he had something worth celebrating! Well done lad. Here's to many more celebrations. But next time try and score neaer the posts when Pat's not playing! Only joking.

He was so close to going in touch, the decision not to pass to the man inside him could easily have backfired. Fortunately for him it didn't.