Come on lets wipe that smirk off Odemwingie and Owdpopularsiders faces!!! Roguesy baby you should really have read through the thread more carefully.




Smirk ill be ecstatic if this games sells out!! I only want the best for Wigan and RL in general, my frustration breeds from years of incompetence from the powers that be at Redhall.

It was tongue in cheek, hence the smiley.

Anyway it'll be much better than the 18,410 that turned up for the Latics v Man U game today.

Surely not!! After all its just a minority sport playing a friendly compared to a game being watched by 2 Billion people worldwide with one of the biggest if not THE biggest sporting club in world playing.

Doesn't make sense does it?

19 tickets left in the South stand.
363 tickets left in the West stand.
690 tickets left in the East stand.
462 tickets left in the North stand.

1534 left in total

Don't think anyone will turn up and hope to buy them on the night and I don't think many will be buying them so late but I don't know maybe get a few more in. Looks unlikely itll be a full sell out

NOT long to go now..............................

Good few hours since our last count up on here...

How are the numbers looking?

Looking at my lotto results not good.

here's wish you the best for tomorrows game I'll be tuning in

1500 left. Not selling fast enough to sell out now unless there is a rush on tomorrow.

19 tickets left in the South stand.
356 tickets left in the West stand.
672 tickets left in the East stand.
444 tickets left in the North stand.

1491 left in total

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Piggy backs the warriors (the chef bit made me laugh)

Former Wigan hooker Mark Riddell has backed the Warriors to beat another former team, St George, in tonight's World Club Challenge.

Writing in a new column for the Sydney Sun-Herald, 'Piggy' said:

"I'm looking forward to watching the World Club Challenge. I'm a bit biased but I'm tipping Wigan to beat St George Illawarra. The conditions will be in their favour, and they are just such a professional side. They are at the cutting edge in so many ways, like having two full-time chefs on the payroll to cook us breakfast and lunch. Even if one of them was employed just to cater for me!"

Riddell also spoke of his move back to Australia where he has signed for Sydney Roosters, and the birth of his new son Harrison.

"Family was the main motivator for coming back" he said.

"Harrison's arrival about a month ago was just the pick-me-up we needed after learning that my mum, Sandra, was diagnosed with breast cancer. My family kept the finer details from me in the early stages, knowing I'd be on the first plane home to be with Mum.

"That's the last thing she would have wanted. But the good news is that after all of the chemo and radiation therapy, she's getting much better and her hair is starting to grow back. It's a similar situation to what Braith Anasta's mum has gone through, and it's been good to be able talk to him about it. I've also got to thank the Warriors for their understanding. Wigan coach Michael Maguire lost his father to cancer last year, and he fully supported my decision."

Might get a few comments made to me in the North Stand next week!