haha, brilliant, good old fat gary.

Let's wait and see what he predicts for us next year.

He predicted a 6th place finish (I think) this year, tipped us to mess up being in 1st towards the end of the year, tipped us to crash out of the playoffs and to lose the GF.

On that form, let's hope he predicts we'll flop out of the cup at the first opportunity

Eat your words you never has been.

If you want to save face learn to keep the bottom half of it shut.

At least "big fat gary schofield" admitted on Twitter we deserved it.

Its no surprise his original prediction, Wigan stopped him every really winning much as a player, as such he is as bitter as Hemmings & Kear.

Fair play to Gary, he comments were foolish and he was man enough to come out and admit he was wrong.

come out and admit it in the media fat one.

twitter dont count.

Looking at the size of him I think hes eaten enough humble pie

Guys an embarrasment to Yorkshire folk.

thanks fatso......im sure your words were pined up in our changers.......all the motivation we needed.

then again.maybe not, nobody takes you serious any more MOUTH.

and i can watch the you tube clip of Faz thanking "big fat Gary Schofield" over and over...........always brings a smile

oh dear, your obviously very new to our game then?
or failing that you clearly shouldn't be allowed to post under daddy's username

If I had a pie for every time Gary Schofield has been wrong, I'd probably look a bit like him.

He's like the relative at a party who you're told "Don't talk to" and he yitters away to himself hoping that somebody'd listen.

You keep saying we won't win, Schoey, we'll just enjoy picking up the silverware.

By the way, that's a case of silver polish for Xmas, Schoey.

Easy to be wise afterwards.As a neutral I thought exactly the same mid season.Wigan looked a little lightweight in the pack and lacking a killer instinct to me and I didn't think they could go the distance.Can any Wigan fan honestly say they had no doubts after home defeats to Saints,Wire and Huddersfield?Looking back on these boards would suggest different.

Wigan kicked on unexpectedly in the play-offs. They moved up another level, one which neither Saints nor Leeds could match, and which the Wigan fans definitely hadn't expected.

That said, there were times mid-season when they also looked very strong, so the latent power was always there.

The problem with Schoey's pronouncements is that he's got form for dissing Wigan, and rightly or wrongly, these latest comments appeared to have sprung from the same bitter source.