All great moments but for me seeing Lockers lift that trophy was the best. To lift that trophy as captain after all the flak he has had (including from so-called Wigan fans) must have been a fantastic feeling for him.

How richly he deserved that success after sticking with Wigan in the wilderness years, he always gives 100% for the team and is Wigan through and through. Which is, of course, why he's hated by fans of other clubs so much (though it doesn't explain the ridiculous criticism that comes his way from some Wigan fans...)

I agree about Lockers but, be fair, most of the criticism from Wigan fans is well in the past. It's a long time since I've seen/heard a Wigan fan give him a good bashing (except for his performance against the Aussies on Sunday where he was pretty poor).

Weeeee're not famous anymore...

I wonder how often Wiggy fails to remember that we're champions during next season's commentaries.

If he mentions it at all I'm sure he'll remember to include a reference to "wonderful Warrington" or some such rubbish in the next breath...

Many highlights in the Grand Final for me, but the best moment has to be after 25 mins when Goulding puts Meli into touch and the whole of one end of Old Trafford stood to a man to cheer.

I watched the full game for the first time last night and loved every minute. I went on holiday a few days after the final and it was the first chance I got yesterday to watch it again.

I realised only yesterday just how comfy the game was for us. I knew on the night we'd played very well and the scoreline flattered Saints but because of the occasion I always felt uneasy at Old Trafford on the night.

We tonked them in all honesty.

I have watched the game about 10 times and I watch the tries every day, Saints were lucky it wasn't a much bigger scoreline. Could have been mid 30s!

I have watched it about 4 times.

i have watched the last 30 seconds about 500 times

It sunk in at the final whistle for me.
The lads had been the best team all year and during the season the play offs seemed a long time coming. Knocked my confidence with the loss at home in the play off game but the re-run at Leeds put matters to rights.
The Grand Final proved that they were the best in the League and no one doubted that both the League Leaders Shield and the Super League Trophy making Wigan RL Champions again were well deserved.

A remarkable turnaround in our fortunes and the main factor to me was Ian Lenagan buying the club from Dave Whelan.
Last year was only IL's third in charge and his appointment of Michael Maguire was an inspired one.
The future at Wigan looks brighter than it has for decades.
Well done to all at the club for a fantastic achievement.

Will sink in properly when we are at cardiff singing bring on the champions

Just think those two teams and more might be heard singing ' Champions your having a laugh.'

19 times champions sounds great after being stuck on 18 for so long.

There's no way we'll be referred to as Champions. Eddie will still continue to ask, are Wigan the real deal?

Neither can i! WHEN Wigan where top i thought they might of won the league leaders shield but.... lost it completley in the play offs! how wronf was i.

Only Six?! I watched it 10 times in the first week! I have watched it at least once every single day since it happened. I think I can just about do the running commentary off by heart now.

im definately in double figures in how many times i've watched the re runs. watched it soon as we got home and pretty much every day so far! the first 20 minutes is the best....then i sometimes skip to Sam's try then the last 2-3 minutes

.........I would have watched it many more times than I did but my HD+ box decided to automatically delete it for me before I had transferred it to DVD .... amstrad ba****d.

Soooooooooooo if any body happens to have a spare copy lying around I'd be eternally in your debt

Still sinking in. I still keep looking at our honours list just to make sure that the 19th league title has been recorded!

Savouring it so much that 21-12 & meself chucked in for a flag with '19 Times Champions' on it! Looking forward to hammering the point home at some away grounds next season. "We're not famous anymore"

Watched it 3 or 4 times.

Wouldnt waste your money.....you'll only get a year's use out of it and it will be out of date



Still just sinkin in myself......Just been on the website and its only when you see the list of honours for last season it makes it sink in and makes you realise WIGAN ARE WELL AND TRUELY BACK! It still feels like a dream though;

Super League Champions
Super League League Leaders
Super League 9's Champions (even more special as it was achieved with an academy team against a near full strength bradford line up in the final)
Club of the Year
Best supported RL Club
Man of Steel
Young Player of the Year
Coach of the Year
Super Leagues top Try Scorer
Super Leagues top points scorer

No wonder it was so easy to get sponsorship this year with all that!!

Thanks to IL, Mike Maguire, the backroom staff, and all the lads for making me and many others proud to be a Wigan RL fan again. I thought it after the Leeds F/e but then they topped it off with the GF - We're back where we belong and long may it stay that way!

I'm loving it! Can't wait for next year "WE'RE NOT FAMOUS ANYMORE".

Remember this....
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From 6 mins... "Come on Saints" "They'll cheat better than you can cheat". HAHA! FAIL!

It wouldn't surprise me if we aren't referred to as champions. In 97 and 98 when the then champions struggled, Eddie bigged up super league. In 99 when we struggled he belittled us. So what?

I cant wait to sing 'you've only come to see the champions'

Might be me being daft but not understanding this 'We're not famous anymore' chant - is it meant to refer to something in particular?

We're not famous anymore?

Ironic chant. Like United fans singing 'Who the fook are Man United" when they score because that was a chant directed at them by opposition fans pretty much as 'You're not famous anymore" was directed at us during the lean years.

It's tongue in cheek I suppose & typical of Wiganers in general who have always tended to take criticism from our enemies and turn it into a positive like pie-eaters (a term we now embrace) and Wigan Pier (a music hall joke that was made a tourist attraction)

Opposition fans sung it as they said we wasnt famous no more due to us having a e spell and winning nothing.