DAVE A wrote:Yes i'm serious. I'm a Hull FC fan so i'm looking in as an outsider and i look at all the Wigan lads that have moved on over the years for first team places. Even us at Hull have benefited by getting these players. You could probably get a team of current ex-Wiganers playing now that could hold its own in the top half of super league. i'm not trolling as Wigan are the team i admire after Hull
Trust me mate....this scenario has been done to death on here, and even the best team that has left wigan in the last 10 years would be a bottom four team in SL now!! Apart from Briscoe / Newton and possibly Wild....none that have left wigan in the last 10 yrs would get in the current line up
DAVE A wrote:Yes i'm serious. I'm a Hull FC fan so i'm looking in as an outsider and i look at all the Wigan lads that have moved on over the years for first team places. Even us at Hull have benefited by getting these players. You could probably get a team of current ex-Wiganers playing now that could hold its own in the top half of super league. i'm not trolling as Wigan are the team i admire after Hull
Which players apart from Shaun Briscoe would get in our squad now?
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Mother Feka wrote:it was clearly a joke about us signing all those players though, i mean come on...
I should know better really
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Warrington led 16-2 in Saturday's Grand Final, but their joy was short-lived as Wigan roared back to win the Super League title and extend the Wire's 58-year wait to be champions
Cruncher wrote:Which kind of sums up every single thing that's wrong at Salford, and clearly illustrates why they'll soon be disappearing as a professional club.
not to mention the mass team brawl that happened in Florida, alledgedly caused by the captain!!!! how professional are they.
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clifford wrote:not to mention the mass team brawl that happened in Florida, alledgedly caused by the captain!!!! how professional are they.
Alker and Wilshere had a scrap out there over some comments Alker made.
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Warrington led 16-2 in Saturday's Grand Final, but their joy was short-lived as Wigan roared back to win the Super League title and extend the Wire's 58-year wait to be champions
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Rogues Gallery wrote:Can we please get him to Wigan in a swap for either Tim Smith or Cameron Phelps.
He was superb for Cas tonight, created three tries and saved three.
Noble is a big fan of McGoldrick and made enquires about his availability at the end of last season, we would have to get rid of someone to fit him under the cap.
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Rogues Gallery wrote: Can we please get him to Wigan in a swap for either Tim Smith or Cameron Phelps.
He was superb for Cas tonight, created three tries and saved three.
twosevenzero wrote:Noble is a big fan of McGoldrick and made enquires about his availability at the end of last season, we would have to get rid of someone to fit him under the cap.
Food for thought
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