Late, stiff arm to the head with the player not looking...

They don't happen by accident.

Very naughty.

I spoke to someone after the game who said that if the refereeing doesn’t improve they would seriously consider whether or not to renew their season ticket for next year, he said it seems that Wigan players are being single out for rough justice. I don’t think he was just speaking about last night’s game, but the season as a whole. He does have a point though; there have been some baffling incongruities in some refereeing decisions , when one player (MM. Bradford) gets a straight red for one so called punch, and another Paul wood gets to stay on, he does have a bit of a point. I have said earlier on in this thread what about Perry’s action on Lima in the second half? Not even a yellow. A bad refereeing decision can ruin a spectacle for an awful lot of people. I’m not saying the red last night was wrong, but on seeing it again it may have been harsh in comparison to other incidents. Why are there no yellow cards for Wigan anymore? They always seem to be RED!

Did you tell him to grow up?

Alright then, us losing the game had nothing to do with having 12 men for 60 minutes, it was because we missed some 1 on 1 tackles. Give me a break!

Typical of fans from other clubs saying its typical of Wigans fans, when it's quite clearly not typical...

Nice to read your total unbiased opinion. Talk about pans and a black kettle!

Agree with most of that, I couldn't have argued against Perry picking up a yellow as the contact was a bit dodgy.







The attempts by some people to paint this as some kind of witch-hunt against Wigan is pathetic.

No, I would guess he was alot older than you sonny. He talked a lot more sense.

Child saw it and was giving the penalty from the second it happened.
Once play had stopped it was Ganson who advised him it was a red.

For the last 4 months I've been telling the lad I sit next to that MM's nhits on the player off loading the ball were going to come back and haunt us.
The difference with those and what happened last night was that usually he hits them with the shoulder or pushes with the hands, last night he hit him with a swinging arm.
The second it happened I said Red Card
Watching it again I've not changed my mind as it was reckless

Only Tiny bit of mitigation IMO is that he did swing and it defelcted off the shoulder although that's still reckless in my book.

I remember someone saying we had no chance at Saints Good Friday and would get beat by 18+


Write your teams chances off and if it happens you can say I told you so, if it doesnt no-one remembers? Good Tactic





I don't remember there being much concern about Wane's coaching from April through to begining of July?

I was thinking the same, but can't be d with an online arguement...

Really??? I havent posted on here all season and yes, I have been concerned, since day one. I never thought he was the man the job.
The fact is, he's been outcoached twice this year by Tony Smith, and will be again if we meet in the play offs. Dont read anything into finishing top, I here all this "the league doesnt lie" sorry but thats a myth, in Super League the league does sometimes lie, in my opnion Warrington are a better team and better coached than Wigan this year, the fact that in more games this season they have rested players than us is the reason why they finished second. Being the smarter coach, Smith has prepared his squad perfectly for the play offs after learning the hard way last season. The amount of points we have shipped in the last few weeks is also a worry, 20+ at Hull KR, 26 last night, 30+ at Warrington. Our defence doesnt get off the line lately, its one step forward and plant your feet. Now that is coaching, they are obviously being told to defend in this way, and it isn't working, Lomax took on our line time after time last night and no wonder, nobody moved up and closed him down, same with LMS. In big games this year when we have gone behind, Wane doesnt seem to know how to change it, Wire away was a classic example, we were getting 2 men in the tackle, they were hitting the floor at immediate impact and killing us with fast play the balls, everybody could see what was happening and yet we came out for the second half and continued to not get 3 men in the tackle and slow them down, low and behold, we shipped 30+ points. The semi final, again, we never recovered from an early onslaught and nothing seemed to change second half. IMO we looked far, far better drilled under Maguire, maybe he should have stuck to what Madge taught them rather than being "his own man" and all this "il do it my way" b0llocks he keeps coming out with.

He'll be in the job for another 5 years though dont worry..............."he's a Wiganer" the fans choice.