Discuss.

The WARRIORS came, the WARRIORS hunted, THE WARRIORS ATE WOLF!!!! END OF!!!! THAT IS ALL

58 years and counting. They're only 17 championships behind us now.

Always the bridesmaid never the bride, they keep going to the wrong altar, it’s not the one at the abattoir.

Nope, they are the ugly slapper you pull on the stag night.....

Really disappointed with Wire tonight. Tbh the last few years I have felt a slight worry when playing them, like they were always physically stronger and they would win in the end. Tonight they just looked like a load of old men being given the run around by a athletically better team

and cheap shot merchants......the "rugby Gods" evened it out though with Monas and ratface going off injured, can't cheat the powers above and hope to get away with it.......

WTF?? Screw em!!!

Will be weird singing this next year to them:

Wire, whoever you may be
You ain't got no history
*3 World Cups and TWENTY leagues
That's what we call history........



*It could very well be 4

Think you hit the nail on the head there.

Lets be honest guys you all had squeaky bums at half time today thinking 2013 was going to be year of the Wolfs

Hard to call Wire in 2014. Some key players moving on. I reckon over a league season we probably won't be top 2 again. I think we will be around 4th or 5th but will still have the potential to mix things up in the playoffs.

Thought Wigan looked really up for it tonight btw, great to see the togetherness in the team, they really wanted to win. I like the culture Wane has got at Wigan these days, there are no big egos they work hard and are ambassadors of good values for Wigan RL so hope you enjoy your celebrations tonight

I agree. Wigan had a great culture with Edwards, Bell, Clarke and so on and that seemed to get eroded in the early years of summer rugby. It went from a culture of big stars who were able to rein in their personal egos and stood for hard work, toughness and sacrifice, to a culture of fairly big name players who were on big money and thought they were better than they were and were resting on their laurels.

One thing I thought was good at Wigan from Mike Gregory's brief spell in charge was he seemed to be returning the culture and values to Wigan and impressing it on the young players at the time. Then after his unfortunate illness the culture got lost again under Millward.

I think Shaun Wane has really got this back with Wigan, this double has not been done with big stars but with a modest team that has worked hard, even the star players like Tomkins and O'Loughlin have zero personal egos, its all about the success of their teammates.

Let's hope last nights glorious victory silences the arrogant Wire posters on this board.

As said, difficult to predict Wires future. It seems with a couple of cup wins they were being tuned to peak in 2012/2013 to win a Grand Final. To be fair 2013 really should've been their year. Alas, sadly it was not to be.
Now some of their senior players are moving on it's probably back to the drawing board and the year of the wolf may not come round again for another few years. Shame.