will the mod above me please tell me some warrington history? are you old enough not really sure? :S

On the Saints board i suggested that Brown might want to try to retain his Hudds job after fridays result and got a ban.... I so wish i could give you a ban.

at least tesco didnt pay for your ground.....

Slight aside here, as the thread has gone off the rails already, but why would someone bid £15 on ebay for £15 of tesco vouchers, and pay the £1.80 delivery charge on top of that? Are people really that thick? Apart from anything else,. aren't the vouchers tied to the clubcard account, so without the clubcard, you can't use the vouchers?

I really do despair for the country sometimes!

Brad, I've Pm'd you...

Some rather touchy Wigan fans on here.

Its only a joke FFS

Mark Forster the Warrington Legend is on Super League Super Men, should be worth a watch..............................


Honest

talking of central park just finished rads book, its shame the feeling of that wonder stadium will never be replicated in rugby league again.

Wire fans can laugh all they want with their pathetic Tesco digs, but they had Wilderspool and we had the greatest club rugby ground in the world.

Nothing that their childish "jokes" could do to hurt us gets anywhere near the pain inflicted by losing that special stadium. Losing 75-0 to Saints was a minor irritation compared with that.

But with the sense of loss also comes the realisation that we were privileged to be be Wigan fans and to have that ground in the first place, along with many, many happy memories of that great old ground.

For those Wigan fans like me who grew up watching the great sides of the late 80s and early 90s it was even more special - watching Hanley, Gregory, Edwards, Bell and the rest in a big match, with the Kop full and the Popular Side packed was rugby heaven.

Better to have loved and to have lost....

In my case it was the great sides of the 60's as well. I have been lucky enough to watch rugby in some of the legendary grounds, the old Wembley, Old Trafford, Sydney Football Stadium, Lang Park, but, In my honest opinion none of these could equal Central Park when full for a 'big' game, Challenge Cup games, the Manly match, some Great Britain/Australia clashes, the ground had a feel and atmosphere all of its own, I know it was dated and run down towards the end of its time, but I still miss the place today, it played a big part in my life and I count myself lucky to have been a Wigan fan during those years.

because they are worth up to £60 (4x) in hotel vouchers or other 'deals', and they may want them sharpish.

Fair enough, but that still doesn't explain how you can cash in someone else's vouchers?