He's not really gloating but I see your point.

If a Wigan fan dared to post on the Saints forum they just get tons of abuse, as RG knows too well. Yet when they're on here "it's a message board for posting opinions".

Not to mention every single Mugwump post is "your pack is crap and lightweight", just worded differently. Bore off.

Most of us are banned... lol

What else does he bring to the team besides an impressive work rate and runs from dummy half?

I'm a naughty naughty boy for having a laugh at someone else's expense.
As a penance I will gasp and cheer at that cheeky chappy Burns as he stands offside throughout the entire game indeed I have started a collection to buy him a wigan shirt for when we play saints so that he can blend in reducing the chance of actually being seen offside or God forbid ever being yellow carded for unprofessional conduct. Oh how I will marvel at how competitive he is even though I really know that he is an argumentative little bar steward.
Being of a Christian nature I have also bought KC some new bigger earphones whilst he watches his "entertainers" who have actually morphed into a wigoon lookalike outfit. I intend to present these to him while he has cornflakes at Longys.
What I am really looking forward to as part of my penance is listening to Wello as he explains as to why no one has ever scored a legal try against the saints hence his protestations for every try ever conceded. I also intend to practice his Jesus impersonation that he enacts every time the opposition score - you know the one where he has his arms stretched out wide as if he has been nailed.
What I'm not looking forward to though is where I will have shout and cheer as that bad lad LMS starts to rough up our soft forwards and even worse will be the ten minutes that Mard lard Masoe is on the pitch making hard yards and causing mayhem and I will have to cheer. Still I suppose it is a penance.

I agree that Saints look very good at the moment and seem to be a level above us. No argument from me there. I'm impressed with Greenwood, Walmsley at el and have no problems acknowledging that too. At this juncture Saints look nailed on favourites for the GF. I know now that rugby league started in 1996 therefore, saints fans are not bothered about old historical trophies like the CC but I think that they will probably win that too.
On forums you take it and give but hopefully trying to have a sense of humour.

Can we get back to talking about the subject matter - ta.

I can't work out whether you're being serious or not.

I just watched the Melbourne Storm game, and it was a bit depressing to listen to the commentators' raving about Blake Green's performance. In truth, he was very good indeed, and looked completely at home alongside Smith, Cronk, Slater and co. Just shows the stature of the player we have lost.

Thought exactly the same mate

Nice part of the world for a motorbike you're in, BTW. I shall hopefully be up on mine a few times this season; maybe Good Friday, depending on weather.

Well you can't have it both ways mate. If you are judging him on trophies - you can't then dismiss the trophy by saying we were lucky.

In three seasons he has won 1 of each trophy available. Has any other coach won 3 trophies in the last three seasons?

Who said anything about him doing no wrong? I recognise his faults. We are in a bad way - But he has earned the right to be given time to turn it around surely???

If you can't back a coach with Wane's record who can you back?

Wish I could get out more tbh, weather being consistent would help but we do live in England haha... What bike have you got

Well you should be able to guess from my username... My favourite bike; I've had a couple of them. One yellow and one red.

I came up to Wigan on the bike at the end of last season. It might have been the Leeds game? Friday night fixture, anyway. I remember I had a nice run back heading southeast from Manchester, Glossop way, into Derbyshire. Just lovely around there.

Yup. Brian McDermott - WCC and GF 2012, CC in 2014. We've been awful at times under him but I don't regret the club sticking by him (with hindsight, of course).