Apart from Feath away in the cup, he hasn't missed a game since Widnes away at the beginning of March. I think the next run of games, without being disrespectful to the teams we play as we all remember what happened at Widnes, are an excellent opportunity to blood some of the youngsters a go. 2/3 at a time though, not wholesale changes and have experienced players on the bench if they are needed. There is talk of bringing Russell back for a couple of games to rest Sam, could also be a good opportunity for Thornley, Mellor, Spencer, Burke etc. Say play Russell, Thornley and Spencer against Widnes, then Mellor and Burke against Bradford for example.

Looking at the Exiles squad, I think George will play in atleast 1 of the games.

Why would he not play for Exiles?

Can you imagine the problems if our injurys were in the backs instead of the forwards and out injured were Tomkins, Pat, Charnley, Finch, Golding and George!!!!

Good news. Dudson injury not as bad as first thought - weeks rather than months according to Wane.

Good stuff

Great news.

Cracking news!

it looked like a badly sprained ankle and im sure most of us know how bad they hurt, it hurt less when i actually fractured my ankle.

so another player that will get a well earned rest and be fresh for the end of the season.............just need to do enough to make sure the next 5 league games are won with a good points diff, and a win in the cup semi.

Fantastic news about Dudson. We will need everybody fit towards the end of the season to try and get top spot a few games early and keep players fresh.

Dudson has just tweeted that he doesnt need an op, but will be out for 10 weeks

We still want to know why he would want to play for the exiles? Jeeshhh

Blow that with the way he's been playing but again one mans loss is another mans opportunity and Prescott and Flower should be back soon.

It's been a blessing that our injuries are coming mainly in the forwards as theres no way we could cope with as many in the backs. Let hope that doesn't change anytime soon.

warrington have been rotating forwards most of the season, moz has been injured on 2 occasions this season and our younger forwards have stepped up to the plate with very few problems. both wigan and warrington have learned a lot from last season when it comes to squad rotation and resting players.