<t>no bulsh88<br/> <br/> haven't got short memory. When he came to Wigan, he was lucky that Hock came back from injury, Lyndsey broke the salary cap to get him the player he most wanted, Fielden and Chris Radlinski turned out for free. Plus the supporters stayed with the team. He has had every advan...

<t>Should Nobby go?<br/> <br/> Case for: It's his team now, he can't have any excuses about what he's inherited. We've got some great players and some not so great, same as most of super league. The difference is the coach. Coaches who make a difference, people like John Kear at the Wildcats, Anders...

<t>Can't really call the Kiwis lucky, any more than you can call the Aussies lucky. If they hadn't made so many handling errors and a few juvenile mistakes, GB would have been on the end of a very seriuos hiding. Think you scored the GB players about right, especially the forwards, which is of cours...

Excuse me if I'm being thick but is this the same Mike who ran the other Wigan site that had to close down due to copyright issues ?.

All the same, very good site. Thank you.

<t>Talk about stating the obvious. The pressure was on before the first test, what really matters now is the whole of GB's credibility. Still think it was a mistake appointing Mr Waite as coach. Don't think that anyone could make the GB players better but it may be that someone like Sean Edwards cou...

<t>Are the fates of these teams intertwined ?. Fact, the last time GBRL beat the kiwis, Man U and Wigan were riding high. Best teams and players in the northern hemisphere. Nowadays, I have to suffer the indignity when chatting about sport,to have Wigan mentioned only as a team that may cause a few ...

<t>There I was, all settled down to watch the scum get wiped out by the kiwis and look what happened. When your lucks in, it's in big time. If the kiwis played saints on any other day, it would have been a cricket score but Millward must have sold his soul, that is, if he ever had one, because the s...