That was a bit more than an interesting interview. As some have said up until 2 years ago he was a very decent player and listening to the interview it sounds as if he wanted out of London at least 2 years ago. He sounded relieved just to get out of London Broncos.

Heard a lot of interviews when players move to another club but you can tell that was a very honest and unscripted interview. Was funny when he said that Wane told him he would be one of the senior players at the club at 26. He would be the youngest in Wire well almost.

he way signed pre injury

I, like a lot of us, don't rate Clubb although Sarginson always did appear to have potential.
However, after recruiting Dudson, Flower, Green and Smith who we were told were average or less and have turned out to be excellent I'll reserve judgement on these two lads to see how they go in 2014.
The coaching staff do have the ability to develop a player's talent fully.
Wigan RLFC are a very good club to support.

I thought Sarginson was pretty impressive in the 60 mins I saw if yesterday's Knights game. He was solid enough in defence and was a constant threat with the ball, coming close to breaking the line numerous times. I can fully understand his signing because he was a fantastic junior player and impressed when he came in to first team at London. The lad has lost his way a little but there's no better club to be at then Wigan to improve.

Sarginson has great footwork, a good turn of pace and is quite creative so he will make breaks. His downsides are he is weak in defence, he lacks a bit of physical presence and he can be greedy which means he'll make a great break and then spoil it by not passing to a support runner when he needs to. Like Clubb nobody is sure what his best position should be, but in some ways he is kind of the opposite, early on people thought he might become a loose forward in the long term, but he doesn't look to have the physical attributes (whereas Clubb was a centre whose physical attributes always made it look like he would end up in the pack). He's mostly played centre for us, but don't be surprised if he ends up covering Matt Bowen at fullback.

Luckily weak defence is something that can (and hopefully will) be solved. Other wise its quite simple, he won't play. Wane is massive on his defence.

On the same hand, Wane is a perfectionist about picking the right option with ball in hand. If he continues to make the wrong decisions he will be left out until he makes the right ones, so i have faith in them to sort this out.

Time will tell all anyway. He could play a number of positions, but all we can do is speculate about it for now.