I think offiah refused to do the lap of honour when we'd lost a final once. Seem to remember him saying lap of honour should be for winning team only, but still got criticised for not thanking the fans.

When he is still in the stadium? Thats just pathetic. If he did it "behind closed doors" or when he got home or something then fair enough. He should take a look at Keiron Cunningham, do you honestly think he would do something like that? If a Wigan player would of done that I wouldnt be impressed and im sure MM wouldnt be either.

I've got no issue with it. It's what his 4th losers medal in a row? I wouldn't want it either.

fair enought, you don't believe me.
but i dont believe your a Wigan fan either...

i offered out my hand with the words of 'Well Played Mick' and without looking at me gave me the two worded response...

i offered the same hand to Madge and Waney and got a hand-shake back.
i didn't present myself as a Wigan fan (gloating Potter and loving Madge or Wane).
yes i had my colours on but come on...what a tart!

Then what he should have done is walk over to his beloved supporters and give it to one of them maybe one of the younger ones that idolize him.

'owd up...they'd all run out the stadium by then!

There were still one or two left

Or he could have done a keef and floged it on fleabay.

he DID throw it away.
i was sat not very far away and we saw it...
threw it then buggered off down the steps

If he had shown a little common sense, he could have come out of this with a little credit, even if he didn't want to keep his medal.

How about if he had walked over to a Saints youngster (who would obviously have been upset at the loss) and passed it to them.
The youngster cheers up a little that his hero has given them the medal and the local press put together a little story about how the kid is made up....etc.

Just read your post. Great minds.

Did you go look for it?