I wasn`t close to tears due to the amount of alcohol inside of me , but I did think it was like the old Wembley days when you could hear different parts of our side of the ground chanting .

This is a start for us we`re seeing younger fans joining us and enjoying success , we`ll take alot of our younger Wiganers away from the blue side of town .

We`re going to be even better next season , bring it on

I had more than a few tears in my eyes after the final whistle, today at the homecoming and also reading your post Rogues..

Wigan is OUR club... we are back and I am expecting a few more tears of joy over the next few years... It is with a huge amount of gratitude that I thank everyone who has worked tirelessly to get our club back to were it now stands... yes things will get even better, of that I have no doubt.. But a few glasses of wine tonight and another replay of the game, I will go into work tomorrow with the biggest smile on my
face..

I challenge anyone to YOUTUBE the video of M-people and "PROUD" and not have a few tears after this weekends exploits...

Wasn't around in the glory years but the special thing with Wigan RLFC is that those that were pass on the experiences!

Only known bad times (mostly) as a Wigan fan.

Got a good telling off from the other half as I cried as the players walked out and between the fireworks!
Proud!

Great story rogues - whisky makes you frisky! Hope your news doesnt break in 9 months!

Throughout the match I shed a few tears, After the match I look to the to the sky at my mother who passed away on Friday evening and I knew she would have been proud of the victory.

I was close to blubbing but resorted to hugging strangers and firm handshakes.

Any fan who didn't resort to some form of celebration must need there bumps feeling for concussion and made to watch the GF in a dark room for 24 hours solid.

I'm sorry, I didn't. I was made up beyond belief and jumping around like an idiot hugging everyone in sight shouting 'Yeeeeaaaaaaaaaahhhhhhhhhhhhh' but one thing I really can't do is cry. Not taking away anything from anyone who did as people have their own reasons for doing so and fair play to you, I'm sure my time will come.

The only time since being a kid I had a tear in my eye was when Greg passed away and on Granada reports showed him scoring the try V Australia in 88 for GB with the Verve - Drugs Don't Work on in the background.

Condolences on your loss mate.. I lost my dad a few years ago and it was the worst time in my life.. but even now I get upset when I think about him.. Hope the next few weeks go well for you..

Commiserations Nathan.

Andrew.

Think i was on the edge of a nervous breakdown last night ...one minute laughing/smiling/ecstatic, next crying but happy

I didn't cry but felt immensely happy simply for the fact that my 12 yr old son was sat next to me and his previous experience of a final was the challenge cup in 2004 where I made him stay to watch Saints lift the cup despite his tears.

I reminded him of the fact at full time and I think we sang the songs at the end of the game together that little bit louder because of that.

Last night my 13yr old son said it was the best day of his life...that says it all!!

Indeed Brian, thanks for that... very apt! And as for you both toasting to the late Mr Rouse

i suspect the news is of the 9 month variety btw

or maybe that mini has finally decided to wash his hands of the other team he supports

They did us proud alright, thats for sure.

i didnt cry . but by christ i was busting with pride. my nephew just signed a 3 yr contract with wigan, were all hoping he can be there one day. We been through the good times and the bad times. To me last night was just special.