Not that it will matter because I’m sure he doesn’t want to come but on the off chance he decides he’ll grace us with his presence, I hope the club are looking at the general opinion of platforms such as social media. The over whelming majority are saying the do not want him.

Well he has Wales, England and Wasps as irons in the fire so I don’t think there’s an earthly that he’ll deign to honour us with his presence. Hopefully, he doesn’t keep our hapless owner dangling for too long.

No, never

Definitely not. What's more, I'd like to be there should he ever have the gall to take the field at the DW as he has done in the past. Absolutely disrespected his former club and birthplace. No problem though.. He's an honorary Welshman now, don't you know..

Not a chance.

Yes

Shaun Wanes shows interest in coaching in the NRL: https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/rugby-league/22463939 IL confirms Lams short tenure at Wigan is a stepping stone to NRL: https://www.loverugbyleague.com/post/sh ... from-2020/ however Shaun Edwards cannot have ambition? IL deals with staff & players leaving for NRL - union in a way Starbucks deals with its staff turnover. He's got form in this and should have sat Edwards in the middle of the pitch at a desk with pen & contract in hand with a perfect photo opportunity. Now we have to face that photo forever & a day from rival fans. We had people on here pitching IL as a super savvy chairman, now I'm not so sure, everything as come at a cost which, OK is not comparable to Bradfords demise but it's in the next ball park. As for Edwards, he is a fully committed serial winner and I'd still have him in a flash but sadly it's never going to happen.

Shaun Wanes shows interest in coaching in the NRL: https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/rugby-league/22463939 IL confirms Lams short tenure at Wigan is a stepping stone to NRL: https://www.loverugbyleague.com/post/sh ... from-2020/ however Shaun Edwards cannot have ambition? IL deals with staff & players leaving for NRL - union in a way Starbucks deals with its staff turnover. He's got form in this and should have sat Edwards in the middle of the pitch at a desk with pen & contract in hand with a perfect photo opportunity. Now we have to face that photo forever & a day from rival fans. We had people on here pitching IL as a super savvy chairman, now I'm not so sure, everything as come at a cost which, OK is not comparable to Bradfords demise but it's in the next ball park. As for Edwards, he is a fully committed serial winner and I'd still have him in a flash but sadly it's never going to happen.

Not a chance for me,he’s disrespected Wigan and the sport in general move on from this mess

I'm ambivalent here now about SE coming to coach, but I did want SE to arrive and hopefully do a proper job. However, I have to say it seems to me that SE really just wants the best deal for him. Now if he was a player many on the forums would say "He is doing right...short career blah blah". Now why do folk take a different view if they are a coach ?



Is he not just getting as much dosh as possible in a short career ?



As a Wigan fan since the late 1950's I dislike that mercenary approach. But many feel that is the 'modern world'.



Now I have to ask , speculative in a sense, due to Lenagans 'austerity measures'. Have the 'goal posts' been moved at Wigan due to this 'cost cutting' ?



Sorry for mixing my metaphors, but has Edwards been denied money to buy players or is he having to put up with the players that poor Adrian Lam is having to put up with ? If so, why would he do that bearing in mind he currently deals with International players ?



I was speaking with a guy this evening, who 'nursed' Sean Wane whilst he was in hospital in recent times. He could not tell me of Wanes medical issues, of course. Wane was shattered mentally he said, but was still a very nice and honest guy.

I think you should keep Lam and give him a very long deal...and Sammut too. [Whistles

What song do trolls whistle nowadays?

Here here. Sod him, and the book he's writing entitled 'How to destroy a lifetimes reputation in 3 easy steps'.