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JTB wrote:Is it the new name for the A49?

Shaun Wane said wrote:Culture. This is Wigan. Playing okay is not acceptable, being second best is not acceptable.

Shaun Wane said wrote:The Reserves and Academy teams already have that culture. In some of my training sessions we've had players spilling blood and getting injured, it shows the passion they have. And they've loved it, they've bought into it and we've won the last two Grand Finals.

MattyB wrote:The Wigan Way: To be the best at everything you do.

From the Squad winning trophies, to the kids coming through, to the coaching staff, to the scouting staff, to the marketing department, to the attendances, to the ticket pricing, to the corporate, to the merchandise, to the programmes, to the match day entertainment......and on and on..!!

In other words if there is a Super League club out there doing ANY of the above better than Wigan, then the club must work quickly to ensure that Wigan overtake that club whatever it takes.

Quote:Shaun Wane: The Reserves and Academy teams already have that culture. In some of my training sessions we've had players spilling blood and getting injured, it shows the passion they have. And they've loved it, they've bought into it and we've won the last two Grand Finals.

AJ wrote:There is no way some of our current squad will buy into that. Hopefully we will have them out the door.

MattyB wrote:Gross Misconduct, therefore bye bye with immediate effect!

AJ wrote:Is it Gross Misconduct to not shed blood in a training session, I doubt it.

Author:	Orrell Lad [ Tue Oct 13, 2009 11:08 pm ]
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This phrase has been mentioned a few times on here lately but what do these three words mean to you? And what responsibilities do we have - as fans of this great club - to uphold "The Wigan Way"? Interested to hear what people think.

Author:	JTB [ Tue Oct 13, 2009 11:09 pm ]
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Is it the new name for the A49?

Author:	Orrell Lad [ Tue Oct 13, 2009 11:11 pm ]
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JTB wrote:Is it the new name for the A49? Should have known

Author:	MattyB [ Tue Oct 13, 2009 11:24 pm ]
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Page 61 of this week's Wigan Observer. Below are just snippets. Shaun Wane said wrote:Culture. This is Wigan. Playing okay is not acceptable, being second best is not acceptable. Shaun Wane said wrote:The Reserves and Academy teams already have that culture. In some of my training sessions we've had players spilling blood and getting injured, it shows the passion they have. And they've loved it, they've bought into it and we've won the last two Grand Finals.

Author:	MattyB [ Tue Oct 13, 2009 11:38 pm ]
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The Wigan Way: To be the best at everything you do. From the Squad winning trophies, to the kids coming through, to the coaching staff, to the scouting staff, to the marketing department, to the attendances, to the ticket pricing, to the corporate, to the merchandise, to the programmes, to the match day entertainment......and on and on..!! In other words if there is a Super League club out there doing ANY of the above better than Wigan, then the club must work quickly to ensure that Wigan overtake that club whatever it takes. The quickest way to kill the human spirit is to ask someone to do mediocre work. Ayn Rand

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Author:	AJ [ Tue Oct 13, 2009 11:41 pm ]
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MattyB wrote:The Wigan Way: To be the best at everything you do. From the Squad winning trophies, to the kids coming through, to the coaching staff, to the scouting staff, to the marketing department, to the attendances, to the ticket pricing, to the corporate, to the merchandise, to the programmes, to the match day entertainment......and on and on..!! In other words if there is a Super League club out there doing ANY of the above better than Wigan, then the club must work quickly to ensure that Wigan overtake that club whatever it takes. Spot on

Author:	AJ [ Tue Oct 13, 2009 11:42 pm ]
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Quote:Shaun Wane: The Reserves and Academy teams already have that culture. In some of my training sessions we've had players spilling blood and getting injured, it shows the passion they have. And they've loved it, they've bought into it and we've won the last two Grand Finals. There is no way some of our current squad will buy into that. Hopefully we will have them out the door.

Author:	MattyB [ Tue Oct 13, 2009 11:44 pm ]
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AJ wrote:There is no way some of our current squad will buy into that. Hopefully we will have them out the door. Gross Misconduct, therefore bye bye with immediate effect!

Author:	AJ [ Tue Oct 13, 2009 11:47 pm ]
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MattyB wrote:Gross Misconduct, therefore bye bye with immediate effect! Is it Gross Misconduct to not shed blood in a training session, I doubt it.

Author:	MattyB [ Tue Oct 13, 2009 11:55 pm ]
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AJ wrote:Is it Gross Misconduct to not shed blood in a training session, I doubt it. Not to fully embrace coaching methods? I'm sure the club have some t&c's built into contracts like most workplaces do. Either way, at worst it would be dropped to reserves and contract not renewed, perhaps even loaned out. Nowt like a month in the Reserves to bring a person down a peg or two.

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