19-Man Squad: Vs Hull FC

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Was at Billy Joel last night so trying to keep up with the game with a few thousand in old Trafford let alone the 50,000 that did turn up was utterly hopeless 4g my arse,right rant over not read any reports so that said it seems purely from the result it was a close game,any standouts or just a scrappy win from a team low on confidence?
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No straw damn us wrote:
pedro wrote:
Hanley the God! wrote:What a load of crap we are. Haven't got a clue in attack. Useless! Sack Wane NOW for god sake. Sounds like marquee boy Williams having another blinder ????????????☹️☹️☹️
He did have a very good game
Williams was probably Wigans m.o.m. How people can comment on a game they haven't seen is beyond me.
Tommy Leuluai and dare I mention him Dan Sarginson also played well IMO.

Williams made 193 meters and six clean breaks.

http://www.rugby-league.com/superleague ... port/73859
Well said, some people don't want the truth to get in the way of a good argument do they!
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josie andrews wrote:
Firestarter wrote:Nick pinkney was the commentater and he said he couldnt believe how clueless wigan looked in attack..... he said they seemed to rely on kicks all the time...... a wins a win but lets not forget hull are busted big time...... would we have beaten them if the roles were reversed? I very much doubt it...... i just hooe we compete next week at cas....... if we get battered i will be very disappointed( considering all the other teams have competed minus a lot of bodies)
Where are they busted big time? They seemed to have a fairly decent squad to me. There were only a few younger players involved in the team outside of the 19 & I thought they played well.

Jamie Shaul went off at half time with a foot injury but I thought all the big main players were involved.

Most teams will now have a week off due to the international on Saturday so they will be able to sort out any minor injuries or niggles. Wigan won’t have the benefit of the free weekend unfortunately ????
bowden,sneyd,talanoa, griffin,ellis,abdul,hadley and manu....... maybe more but i call that busted
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Firestarter wrote:
josie andrews wrote:
Firestarter wrote:Nick pinkney was the commentater and he said he couldnt believe how clueless wigan looked in attack..... he said they seemed to rely on kicks all the time...... a wins a win but lets not forget hull are busted big time...... would we have beaten them if the roles were reversed? I very much doubt it...... i just hooe we compete next week at cas....... if we get battered i will be very disappointed( considering all the other teams have competed minus a lot of bodies)
Where are they busted big time? They seemed to have a fairly decent squad to me. There were only a few younger players involved in the team outside of the 19 & I thought they played well.

Jamie Shaul went off at half time with a foot injury but I thought all the big main players were involved.

Most teams will now have a week off due to the international on Saturday so they will be able to sort out any minor injuries or niggles. Wigan won’t have the benefit of the free weekend unfortunately ????
bowden,sneyd,talanoa, griffin,ellis,abdul,hadley and manu....... maybe more but i call that busted
Ellis is retired, even tho they say he’s come out of retirement? Bowden is out for the season. But they still had a good squad out.

We had up to 16 players out last season & had to rely on the kids, that’s why you have big squads.
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Why the doom and gloom? We have won at Hull, the only team to have done so this season, so whichever way you look at it the result was a good one. Let's not forget that Wigan have absentees to, Budgie, Manfredi, Faz, T, Greenwood, Wells.
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shaunedwardsfan​club​ wrote:Why the doom and gloom? We have won at Hull, the only team to have done so this season, so whichever way you look at it the result was a good one. Let's not forget that Wigan have absentees to, Budgie, Manfredi, Faz, T, Greenwood, Wells.
I forgot Sutton as well.
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No straw damn us wrote:
pedro wrote:
Hanley the God! wrote:What a load of crap we are. Haven't got a clue in attack. Useless! Sack Wane NOW for god sake. Sounds like marquee boy Williams having another blinder ????????????☹️☹️☹️
He did have a very good game
Williams was probably Wigans m.o.m. How people can comment on a game they haven't seen is beyond me.
Tommy Leuluai and dare I mention him Dan Sarginson also played well IMO.

Williams made 193 meters and six clean breaks.

http://www.rugby-league.com/superleague ... port/73859
The difference between Williams' and Powell's stats is incredible.

Williams - 16 tackles, 14 tackle busts, 6 clean breaks, 24 carries, 193 metres.
Powell - 26 tackles, 0 tackle busts, 0 clean breaks, 3 carries, 11 metres.

Powell stifles the play down his flank. Time to scrap the split halves and go back to playing as a pair with Powell as first receiver and Williams popping up on the left and right, running off Powell.
Alternatively Sam to SH, Escare to FB and Powell to bench hooker.

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doc wrote:
No straw damn us wrote:
pedro wrote: He did have a very good game
Williams was probably Wigans m.o.m. How people can comment on a game they haven't seen is beyond me.
Tommy Leuluai and dare I mention him Dan Sarginson also played well IMO.

Williams made 193 meters and six clean breaks.

http://www.rugby-league.com/superleague ... port/73859
The difference between Williams' and Powell's stats is incredible.

Williams - 16 tackles, 14 tackle busts, 6 clean breaks, 24 carries, 193 metres.
Powell - 26 tackles, 0 tackle busts, 0 clean breaks, 3 carries, 11 metres.

Powell stifles the play down his flank. Time to scrap the split halves and go back to playing as a pair with Powell as first receiver and Williams popping up on the left and right, running off Powell.
Alternatively Sam to SH, Escare to FB and Powell to bench hooker.
I’ve thought the same for a long time
Anyone can support a team when it is winning, that takes no courage.
But to stand behind a team, to defend a team when it is down and really needs you,
that takes a lot of courage. #18thMan
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