Who would have thought on 10th April 2016 when Trinity smashed Wigan 62-0 that 9 of that Wigan team would go on to win the Super League Final, especially as Sean Wane said at the time that his side were decimated and missing all his front line players. To be fair, he continues to say the same even when they have won the Grand Final.

It must be tricky to run a club when you have more salary cap on the sidelines than we can get on the field with our first team. Their accounting systems must be incredible.

He's a complete #%#%#, can't listen to him.

He's undeniably successful though - can't work it out myself but there you go.

I totally agree.

The soundbite that stuck with me was "nobody knows what we've been through..." as if some terrible dark force has descended on Wigan and done unspeakable things to Shaun Wane and his players...

When in actual fact what really happened, was that they had some injuries - just like virtually ever other SL club.

Or maybe the terrible dark force is Wakefield playing to their ability.

Respect is due to Wane, he has produced miracles this season. 7 or 8 first choice players out, most of them internationals, gets the very best out of young English players, his young mostly English home grown players have won the big prize. We should be begging to learn from the Wigan, they have the best scouts, the best junior coaches, the best sports science and fitness set up, they get their players fitter and stronger than anyone else. The best thing about Wane is that demands and gets extraordinary effort from his players week in week out, I love his style of play, his toughness, his love for his club. He should be the England coach, part time whist still running Wigan. How the hell is he not coach of the year, what he has achieved this year with his young team is I think the greatest coaching achievement in SL history. A remarkable man, a remarkable coach at a remarkable club.

Wane's interviews after the Grand Final were simply embarrassing. He even managed to get his players to replicate his ramblings.

It just shows the ethos of arrogance that is engrained into Wigan RL.

It makes the 62-0 a lot sweeter knowing they won't accept it like the drubbing it was.

Wane is a bit of a cock.
One of the things they went though happened on a day out. Bateman etc.
Actually, I am not sure another SL club would want him in charge.

Wane's a brute. He gets his players to run through walls out of fear, not respect.

If ever there was a case for using the franchise system correctly, Wigan would be a fine example of it.

Great post Belly....I like Wane. There. I've said it.

Would be boring if we all agreed wouldn't it?

His record speaks for itself.

Did you also like his disrespectful, unprofessional, arrogant comments about Wakefield ?