Bickershaw Labour club, that is.

Wrong!

Holy Family Catholic Club!

They have catholics in Platt Bridge? I thought they were still worshipping cats.

i'd be amazed if it hasnt - he is an out of contract scrum half, who is better than what you have got. Most clubs in SL will be talking about him.

I don't think the "he played for Saints so we hate him" thing applies to every Wigan fan. It would only apply to a minority if we actually signed him and he became a good un for us. Both Platt and Connolly became Wigan legends after having respectable careers with Saints, while Andy Greg was reviled as a Widnes and Warrington star, but became one of the most popular players in Wigan when he finally came home.

My concern about Longy would be his age, and maybe - just maybe - the inadvisability of him reuniting with Gleesson. It may also strike the Wigan board that signing a player at 30-odd, when we let him go in his late-teens - might make us look a bit plonkerish, even given that it was a different administration all those years ago.

Don't know if we do or don't? It's just cheap Ale!

As for worshipping cats, I have long worshipped Pussies in many different ways!

[quote="McClennan"]They have catholics in Platt Bridge? I thought they were still worshipping cats.[/quote]


No, we prefer 'Les Miserables'.........more upmarket

The Long one is a tough one.

He won't be coming here whilst Noble is her i wouldn't think but seeing as it's likely he won't be next year you just never know.

He's an experienced head and a leader and for all his faults off the pitch he never gives anything less then 100% on it and is still a fine player.

I'd probably put grudges to one side and take a punt if i were Lenagan.

No, no, no, no, no, no, bl**dy no.

Too old, end of story.

So thats a no to signing Long then

I can see both sides points on Long to be fair.