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29th August 1993: Wigan 16 Hull 8
Posted by cherryandwhite on September 29 2013 - 21:21

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Sunday 29th August 1993
Wigan 16 Hull 8
Central Park, Wigan
Stones Bitter Championship - Round 1 of 30
Kick Off 3:00pm    (Delayed: 7pm-9pm)

Wigan Team
1.  Frano Botica    G4 
2. 

Jason Robinson

  T   
3.  Dean Bell    
4. 

Joe Lydon

    
5. 

Danny Ellison

    
6.  Nigel Wright    
7.  Shaun Edwards    
8.  Kelvin Skerrett    
9.  Martin Dermott    
10.  Ian Gildart    
11.  Denis Betts    
12.  Barrie-Jon Mather  T   
13.  Phil Clarke    
 
Sub.  Martin Crompton    
Sub.  Andy Farrell    

Hull 

1. Richard Gay, 2. Paul Eastwood, 3. Rob Danby, 4. James Grant, 5. Kevin Gray, 6. Rob Nolan, 7. Mark Hewitt, 8. Mark Jones, 9. Mike Dixon, 10. Steve McNamara, 11. Daniel Divet, 12. Anthony Jackson, 13. Dean Busby. Subs: Jon Sharp, Jez Cassidy.

Tries: Richard Gay
Goals: Paul Eastwood 2
Summary: 

Wigan had a new coach in John Dorahy but although they won it was an unspectacular start. They also had new £140,000 half back Nigel Wright at Stand Off with Frano Botica expected to slot in at full back now Steve Hampson had departed. "Hull shoot themselves in the Sin Bin" was one headline to describe this opening day 1993/94 season fixture. Wigan had amassed ten points during one of two sin bin periods Hull had to endure.
Half Time: 

Wigan 12 Hull 8
Attendance: 

13,707
Referee: 

Russell Smith (Castleford)
Television: 

Delayed Coverage on Sky Sports
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