COME ON WIGAN : Fri Feb 26, 2010 12:31 pm  

no one has done it yet and its only hours away from the game.
so
COME ON WIGAN !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! stick it to the frogs

Re: COME ON WIGAN : Fri Feb 26, 2010 12:40 pm  

I just hope the attitude is right in a game like this and we show we can tough it out against a big pack in wet weather.

Come on Wigan!

Re: COME ON WIGAN : Fri Feb 26, 2010 12:41 pm  

NickyKiss wrote:

I just hope the attitude is right in a game like this and we show we can tough it out against a big pack in wet weather.

Come on Wigan!

Im Sure it will be. I have every confidence that we'll come out all guns blazing.

Re: COME ON WIGAN : Fri Feb 26, 2010 12:43 pm  

Make sure you take a spade as the pitch is coming up after 2neet.............Thanks sweethearts -x-

Re: COME ON WIGAN : Fri Feb 26, 2010 12:44 pm  

The pitch will be awful and not good for expansive rugby..just need to tough it out and get the win.

Re: COME ON WIGAN : Fri Feb 26, 2010 12:51 pm  

It would be fantastic to win four from four and show signs of consistancy.

It's going to be tough and the type of game where we have to attempt to grind out the win.

Re: COME ON WIGAN : Fri Feb 26, 2010 1:04 pm  

Who are the 17? I hear Feka and Hansen are out.

Re: COME ON WIGAN : Fri Feb 26, 2010 1:07 pm  

Roberts, Gleeson, Carmont, Richards, S. Tomkins, Leuluai, Fielden, Riddell, Coley, Hansen, J. Tomkins, O'Loughlin, Prescott, Bailey, Paleaaesina, Deacon, O'Carroll, Mossop, Goulding.

Re: COME ON WIGAN : Fri Feb 26, 2010 1:13 pm  

Another big test for us tonight, but of a different sort.

Will the boggy conditions slow us down dramatically? And will we be able to back up after a good win last week against a 'top side' with a win this week over a supposedly 'lesser side'?

Under Nobby I'd be very worried about tonight, because his version of Wigan seemed incapable of rising to the occasion twice in a week.

Under Maguire we'e already done it against Wire - after cantering to an impressive win over Rovers we might have expected to switch off for a few days, but we didn't. However, tonight will be different. At home, with no opposition fans present, and two of the visitors' best players missing, Wigan might be inclined to feel complacent.

This one will test whether Maguire's got their heads right as well as their bodies.

Re: COME ON WIGAN : Fri Feb 26, 2010 1:20 pm  

Cruncher wrote:

Another big test for us tonight, but of a different sort.

Will the boggy conditions slow us down dramatically? And will we be able to back up after a good win last week against a 'top side' with a win this week over a supposedly 'lesser side'?

Under Nobby I'd be very worried about tonight, because his version of Wigan seemed incapable of rising to the occasion twice in a week.

Under Maguire we'e already done it against Wire - after cantering to an impressive win over Rovers we might have expected to switch off for a few days, but we didn't. However, tonight will be different. At home, with no opposition fans present, and two of the visitors' best players missing, Wigan might be inclined to feel complacent.

This one will test whether Maguire's got their heads right as well as their bodies.

If we can come through this game with the points then I'll be confident that under McGuire are days off switching off against lower placed opposition are over.

Any win will do tonight, there's going to be some tired body's on our side, and this is why for me it's vital we get off to a good start and rack up plenty of points early, what we don't want is to be in an arm wrestle with Catalan with 20 minutes to go.