The only real fighting I have ever seen at the DW is when Hull FC were the visitors and there was a mass brawl

However at the DW, most fights or scuffles are quiet apparent as 10 or so stewards in bright uniforms are usually seen running up to it. Discretion hey?

I couldn't see either but there was some commotion involving plenty of stewards on the right hand side, quite high up, as you look over from the East Stand.

We were in the East on the back row and didn't see anything.

Cheered me up on a depressing day for RL.

There where a few chaps having a heated discussion with the stewards as someone at the rfl had double booked seats and they had nowhere to sit. Hardly anything tbh and for someone to say fighting... haha I wouldn't like to see the there reaction at a proper fight

RFL in balls up shocker!!!

He still hasn't given it back to me yet, either! I told him it was only to borrow!

took the wife on sunday to her 1st ever rugby game along with 2 young sons,on the way out of the ground she asked "why are there no police about" after years of watching football hooligans splashed over the news she was under the impression that it was like that all the time after a match.she now knows that a rugby league match is a much safer place for a family to watch a great sport and will definitley be going again as the banter between the fans was some of the funniest things shes heard,another 1 converted..

-Tracie-, your vocabulary,diction and content are remarkably similar to to the latics troll who resides on a different wigan forum.

Ridiculous, how anyone would want ginger nuts over hobnobs is frankly, absurd !!!!!!

Tracie is certainly not a latics troll!!!!!!

I will vouch for that.

not sure about fighting but there wasn't much love shown between who I was sat next to, Old Rogues face was a picture when he walked up the stand and had a look to my right.












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woman behind me looking at the north(away)stand said just before kick off "there's plenty come over to watch from australia"

We have two lovely Yorkshire (Wigan supporting) ladies who sit behind us at every home game. They saw my expression when I realised who was sitting next to mini rogue and burst into fits of laughter.

To be fair to SC he was polite and answered my questions through the game. His and Tony Browns comments were quite interesting throughout the game.

Did you give him some serious moidering?

Moi, non!!
No I was just questioning the role of the water carrier and his mate!!!!

sat in the east about 10 rows behind the group of st george fans and saw absolutely no aggro at all.

There are usually at least three qualified referees who stand near me at Leigh games (I won't name names!) and it comes in handy for those decisions that seem inexplicable at first glance yet are perfectly understandable when explained from the viewpoint of the referee.

Possibly THE funniest thing anyone has ever said about me!!!

I agree

You would dear!!!!

Tracie is a tics fan na na na na

she's just admitted she is !!!

she's now homeless