Michael Maguire has named young Prop Forward Dominic Crosby in his squad for Sunday's game at Crusaders.
Crosby comes in for the injured Harrison Hansen, with the remainder of the squad unchanged from the two Easter victories over St Helens and Wakefield.
Wigan Warriors 19 Man Squad:
Sam Tomkins, Darrell Goulding, George Carmont, Pat Richards, Paul Deacon, Thomas Leuluai, Michael McIlorum, Andy Coley, Joel Tomkins, Sean O'Loughlin, Paul Prescott, Jeff Lima, Ryan Hoffman, Brett Finch, Lee Mossop, Liam Farrell, Chris Tuson, Josh Charnley, Dominic Crosby
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Wigan Squad for Crusaders
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josie andrews
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Wigan Squad for Crusaders
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
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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What's going on with Amos - missing out again, can't still be injured ?
I'd of thought game against Crusaders would have benefitted him (taking nothing away from them, of course).
Looks like on his way, imo. Pity 'cos he should have been better than all of this.
I'd of thought game against Crusaders would have benefitted him (taking nothing away from them, of course).
Looks like on his way, imo. Pity 'cos he should have been better than all of this.
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josie andrews
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Apparently, Amos didn't have a very good game last week v Saints for the U20's
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
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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Re: Wigan Squad for Crusaders
imo we need to get shot of Roberts asap, if he aint gonna play why have him taking up a quota spot on quite a high wage!!!
"To be the man you have to beat the man"
Re: Wigan Squad for Crusaders
lancaster4499 wrote:imo we need to get shot of Roberts asap, if he aint gonna play why have him taking up a quota spot on quite a high wage!!!
Presumably can't just get shut of players - they have contracts, which if paid up will still count under salary cap, until that expires ?
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Roberts still has a role to play
AMOS Roberts has been reassured he still has a big part to play for Wigan.
The Australian has struggled to rekindle his scorching best form since suffering a serious knee injury on Easter Monday last year.
He has not figured in the last four matches and was last week dropped to the Under-20s – a sharp contrast from the start of last season when he was one of the early front-runners for the Man of Steel award.
But coach Michael Maguire says the 30-year-old is still in his plans.
And he has praised the way the former St George-Illawarra, Penrith and Sydney Roosters points-scoring machine continues to work during training.
He said: “Amos has done everything we’ve asked and him – and probably a lot more. He’s very hungry to get back into the side.
“He’s working extremely hard to get some opportunities and if he carries on, I’m sure they’ll come his way.”
After a disappointing debut campaign in 2009, Roberts appeared to really benefit from Maguire’s coaching when he started last season on fire.
His all-action performances delighted supporters as he scored 13 tries in the first 15 matches.
But he injured his knee while scoring a try against Wakefield on Easter Monday – colliding with the upright in a tackle by Daryl Millard – and since then, has shown only flashes of his dazzling best.
He scored just one try in six further appearances last year, missing out on the play-offs and Grand Final, and though he played in five games earlier this season – including the World Club Challenge – he has yet to hit top-gear.
Roberts, who can operate on the wing or at full-back, made his last appearance in the 22-22 draw at Leeds on April 1.
The return of Pat Richards – and the sparkling form of Josh Charnley – have kept him out of the side.
Maguire added: “People probably don’t realise just how big an injury it was.
“Amos wrapped his knee around a goal-post and that created a lot of dramas in the knee.
“I’ve got a really competitive team at the moment and you have to work hard to get into the side. But Amos is handling it very well and working very hard.”
http://www.wigantoday.net/sport/wigan-w ... _1_3334004
AMOS Roberts has been reassured he still has a big part to play for Wigan.
The Australian has struggled to rekindle his scorching best form since suffering a serious knee injury on Easter Monday last year.
He has not figured in the last four matches and was last week dropped to the Under-20s – a sharp contrast from the start of last season when he was one of the early front-runners for the Man of Steel award.
But coach Michael Maguire says the 30-year-old is still in his plans.
And he has praised the way the former St George-Illawarra, Penrith and Sydney Roosters points-scoring machine continues to work during training.
He said: “Amos has done everything we’ve asked and him – and probably a lot more. He’s very hungry to get back into the side.
“He’s working extremely hard to get some opportunities and if he carries on, I’m sure they’ll come his way.”
After a disappointing debut campaign in 2009, Roberts appeared to really benefit from Maguire’s coaching when he started last season on fire.
His all-action performances delighted supporters as he scored 13 tries in the first 15 matches.
But he injured his knee while scoring a try against Wakefield on Easter Monday – colliding with the upright in a tackle by Daryl Millard – and since then, has shown only flashes of his dazzling best.
He scored just one try in six further appearances last year, missing out on the play-offs and Grand Final, and though he played in five games earlier this season – including the World Club Challenge – he has yet to hit top-gear.
Roberts, who can operate on the wing or at full-back, made his last appearance in the 22-22 draw at Leeds on April 1.
The return of Pat Richards – and the sparkling form of Josh Charnley – have kept him out of the side.
Maguire added: “People probably don’t realise just how big an injury it was.
“Amos wrapped his knee around a goal-post and that created a lot of dramas in the knee.
“I’ve got a really competitive team at the moment and you have to work hard to get into the side. But Amos is handling it very well and working very hard.”
http://www.wigantoday.net/sport/wigan-w ... _1_3334004
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
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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Re: Wigan Squad for Crusaders
A spot on thread Josie.josie andrews wrote:Roberts still has a role to play
AMOS Roberts has been reassured he still has a big part to play for Wigan.
The Australian has struggled to rekindle his scorching best form since suffering a serious knee injury on Easter Monday last year.
He has not figured in the last four matches and was last week dropped to the Under-20s – a sharp contrast from the start of last season when he was one of the early front-runners for the Man of Steel award.
But coach Michael Maguire says the 30-year-old is still in his plans.
And he has praised the way the former St George-Illawarra, Penrith and Sydney Roosters points-scoring machine continues to work during training.
He said: “Amos has done everything we’ve asked and him – and probably a lot more. He’s very hungry to get back into the side.
“He’s working extremely hard to get some opportunities and if he carries on, I’m sure they’ll come his way.”
After a disappointing debut campaign in 2009, Roberts appeared to really benefit from Maguire’s coaching when he started last season on fire.
His all-action performances delighted supporters as he scored 13 tries in the first 15 matches.
But he injured his knee while scoring a try against Wakefield on Easter Monday – colliding with the upright in a tackle by Daryl Millard – and since then, has shown only flashes of his dazzling best.
He scored just one try in six further appearances last year, missing out on the play-offs and Grand Final, and though he played in five games earlier this season – including the World Club Challenge – he has yet to hit top-gear.
Roberts, who can operate on the wing or at full-back, made his last appearance in the 22-22 draw at Leeds on April 1.
The return of Pat Richards – and the sparkling form of Josh Charnley – have kept him out of the side.
Maguire added: “People probably don’t realise just how big an injury it was.
“Amos wrapped his knee around a goal-post and that created a lot of dramas in the knee.
“I’ve got a really competitive team at the moment and you have to work hard to get into the side. But Amos is handling it very well and working very hard.”
http://www.wigantoday.net/sport/wigan-w ... _1_3334004
For the length of time Amos was out goes to show how serious his injury actually was, and maybe not many on here realised how bad it really was, that includes me.
Madge says he is putting alot into his training and I go along with what he says.
I am happy enough if Amos continues to push hard for his first team place and getting back to his good form of old.
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If Dom Crosby played for Widnes as a dual reg player on Widnes is there still a rule that he can't play for both of his teams over the same round/ weekend ???
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Sorry should have said played for Widnes on Thursday.