Wane & Lockers. The current results show just how good Shaun Wane is. Too many haters wished for something different and look what that has got us.
I’m certain we won’t go for Wane but it’s Wigan’s loss. There’s no doubt we wouldn’t be where we are now if Shaun had stayed.
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Re: Adrian Lam the early favourite to be Wigan Warriors coach in 2020
We werent all dominating under wane and weve lost two massive players for us and on such things teams can sufferShaun Wane Legend wrote: ↑Tue Apr 16, 2019 11:45 pm Wane & Lockers. The current results show just how good Shaun Wane is. Too many haters wished for something different and look what that has got us.
I’m certain we won’t go for Wane but it’s Wigan’s loss. There’s no doubt we wouldn’t be where we are now if Shaun had stayed.
Bateman is a colossal loss for us he was worth 6-12 points per game in defence
People will argue tomkins isnt as big a loss being offset by hardaker, but look at tomkins role in the team as an extra (and often key) pivot that has been a big loss too. Hardaker is as good if not better player than tomkins but as was said when he signed he doesn't offer what tomkins did and what tomkins offered is what we need.
id say we probably have the weakest 6-7-9 combo in the league so it was vital for us that the 1 can play as an extra half back which isnt what you get from hardaker.
Shaun Wane only does marginally better with this team for my money
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Genuine question, why would Oloughlin be suited to a head coach role straight away without experience?
I’d like to see him as Assistant or youth coaching first even if it’s away from Wigan, to me it would be a huge gamble.
Cunningham for example
I’d like to see him as Assistant or youth coaching first even if it’s away from Wigan, to me it would be a huge gamble.
Cunningham for example
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Re: Adrian Lam the early favourite to be Wigan Warriors coach in 2020
Jobs for the boys kills sports teamsancientnloyal wrote: ↑Wed Apr 17, 2019 9:05 am Genuine question, why would Oloughlin be suited to a head coach role straight away without experience?
I’d like to see him as Assistant or youth coaching first even if it’s away from Wigan, to me it would be a huge gamble.
Cunningham for example
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Re: Adrian Lam the early favourite to be Wigan Warriors coach in 2020
I agree.Wigan_forever1985 wrote: ↑Wed Apr 17, 2019 8:11 amWe werent all dominating under wane and weve lost two massive players for us and on such things teams can sufferShaun Wane Legend wrote: ↑Tue Apr 16, 2019 11:45 pm Wane & Lockers. The current results show just how good Shaun Wane is. Too many haters wished for something different and look what that has got us.
I’m certain we won’t go for Wane but it’s Wigan’s loss. There’s no doubt we wouldn’t be where we are now if Shaun had stayed.
Bateman is a colossal loss for us he was worth 6-12 points per game in defence
People will argue tomkins isnt as big a loss being offset by hardaker, but look at tomkins role in the team as an extra (and often key) pivot that has been a big loss too. Hardaker is as good if not better player than tomkins but as was said when he signed he doesn't offer what tomkins did and what tomkins offered is what we need.
id say we probably have the weakest 6-7-9 combo in the league so it was vital for us that the 1 can play as an extra half back which isnt what you get from hardaker.
Shaun Wane only does marginally better with this team for my money
Re: Adrian Lam the early favourite to be Wigan Warriors coach in 2020
Powell is living proof of thisWigan_forever1985 wrote: ↑Wed Apr 17, 2019 9:14 amJobs for the boys kills sports teamsancientnloyal wrote: ↑Wed Apr 17, 2019 9:05 am Genuine question, why would Oloughlin be suited to a head coach role straight away without experience?
I’d like to see him as Assistant or youth coaching first even if it’s away from Wigan, to me it would be a huge gamble.
Cunningham for example
Re: Adrian Lam the early favourite to be Wigan Warriors coach in 2020
For heaven's sake Dave, give it a rest. We all agree we need some new signings. But to start saying we have a pack that gets walked all over is a bit unfair considering the forwards we have had missing this past few games.DaveO wrote: ↑Tue Apr 16, 2019 2:33 pmNot sure Chester would want to leave Wakey. The problem IL has got is persuading anyone who isn't desperate for a job to come here given it is fairly obvious there are issues with the squad. He's got to persuade them they can address these issues and have the money and cap space to do it.Wigan_forever1985 wrote: ↑Tue Apr 16, 2019 2:23 pmOut of all of them Chester would be the only one id consider - i think he did a good job at KR and i think hes done a better job at Wakey. That said my preference would be an NRL coup
When IL first took over we signed players like Mathers and Pryce. At the time most people accepted this because IL was saying the cap had been mismanaged and there was little room to maneuver. We seem to be right back to square one on that score and I don't see that as an attractive proposition for a new coach.
Flower, Farrell, lockers, Greenwood, to name a few.
Last week, no Sammut or Manfredi in the backs.
Injuries can't be blamed on IL/KR.
I wonder how dominant Saints would be without Walmsley, Thompson, Roby, Makinson, Lomax. ??
I will be the first to criticise the Wigan managemet if there isn't improved recruitment for next season.
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Re: Adrian Lam the early favourite to be Wigan Warriors coach in 2020
Injuries cannot be blamed on IL and KR but why has the following occured..bertina wrote: ↑Wed Apr 17, 2019 1:06 pmFor heaven's sake Dave, give it a rest. We all agree we need some new signings. But to start saying we have a pack that gets walked all over is a bit unfair considering the forwards we have had missing this past few games.DaveO wrote: ↑Tue Apr 16, 2019 2:33 pmNot sure Chester would want to leave Wakey. The problem IL has got is persuading anyone who isn't desperate for a job to come here given it is fairly obvious there are issues with the squad. He's got to persuade them they can address these issues and have the money and cap space to do it.Wigan_forever1985 wrote: ↑Tue Apr 16, 2019 2:23 pm
Out of all of them Chester would be the only one id consider - i think he did a good job at KR and i think hes done a better job at Wakey. That said my preference would be an NRL coup
When IL first took over we signed players like Mathers and Pryce. At the time most people accepted this because IL was saying the cap had been mismanaged and there was little room to maneuver. We seem to be right back to square one on that score and I don't see that as an attractive proposition for a new coach.
Flower, Farrell, lockers, Greenwood, to name a few.
Last week, no Sammut or Manfredi in the backs.
Injuries can't be blamed on IL/KR.
I wonder how dominant Saints would be without Walmsley, Thompson, Roby, Makinson, Lomax. ??
I will be the first to criticise the Wigan managemet if there isn't improved recruitment for next season.
No backup Loose Forward to compensate for Lockers missing half a season each year?
Not enough 2nd rowers in the squad on the basis of letting Bateman and Tomkins go whilst considering Farrells poor injury record.
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