Sorry Geoff Goulding was 100% at fault for two tires so no he did not have a good game based on that alone. He should have taken both kicks to his wing given he got hands to the ball on both occasions. It was a sure fire bet after he dropped the first one next time they would kick to him and they did and he obliged and dropped it again. There was no one within a yard for the first and while challenged for the second he got hands on it and fluffed it.

Two questions.

Who threw the interception which led to their try.

Who trotted slowly towards the loose ball (despite thousands of Wiganers screaming at him that there was a man-on).

What was the score when the interception was thrown? It really was not a game changing moment was it!

Wasn't it Sam who played a ball dropped forward by Les Cats on the Wigan left so Child waved play on and so Les Cats picked it up and scored?

one flukey season youve just had one flukey season

I'm sure this was the same one. The ball was bouncing on the try line and (i'm sure it was Micky Mac sauntered back to it only for the Catalans player to pounce on it.

Re: The interception, I was only asking who threw the pass. I think the one if the final minute was Hoffman (who went immediately onto his knees in disgust head in hands).

We've thrown a few out over the last few weeks. (Riley from Lockers a notable other one).

Tip - Always wait until your own team have won at the weekend before wading in.

observation!youve just had one flukey season.my own team as a group have done their bit and records prove it was'nt flukey.I now await the next leeds group,dont know when success will return but your present Wigan team have just had one flukey season

But by the time your team wins it next it could be a flukey one season again.


You can't harp on about the past anymore, cause that's gone....otherwise we may as well compare back to back titles.

And we know there's only one winner there don't we?

level playing field now lad,3 in a row in a salary capped sport is better than your 8 when you were the only full time pro team.
last season is past now,and its proving youve had just one flukey season.

Does this include the try where he just watched the Dragon (Menzies was it?) jump on the loose ball for the try despite having about 5 yards on him? Criminal defending.

It's always been a level playing field. Just because some other teams chose not to spend as much doesn't mean it wasn't possible for them to do so. An unlevel playing field would have been rules in place preventing teams from competing, which never existed - it was always down to the choice of the other teams. And Wigan were NEVER the only full-time team, and certainly not for the entire 8 years.

Even now, most clubs don't spend the full cap, so it's not a level playing field now, according to your twisted logic.

Shows what you know when didnt Leeds turn professional before Wigan?