Posted on twitter www.wiganwarriors.com/WContent.a ... icial+News Quote Wigan Warriors are delighted to announce that fans will have the chance to watch the First Team squad train ahead of Saturday's Grand Final during an open training session at The Co-operative Community Stadium, Orrell between 4pm and 5pm this coming Tuesday.'" All adds to the buildup in my opinion, good move.

Posted on twitter www.wiganwarriors.com/WContent.a ... icial+News Quote Wigan Warriors are delighted to announce that fans will have the chance to watch the First Team squad train ahead of Saturday's Grand Final during an open training session at The Co-operative Community Stadium, Orrell between 4pm and 5pm this coming Tuesday.'" All adds to the buildup in my opinion, good move.

Keep an eye out for Mick Potter in a false moustache trying to check what we do.

Doubt we'll see much tbh. Maybe just a little game between the squad. Should still be good and I shall be there.

going to go along and take my nephew to this. good idea hopefully it is well supported.

Its going to be a mad rush for some people when they finish school at 3 ish or people that work till 4pm

Damn shame I'm over the other side of the pennines.

I'd have loved to have seen them train.

Anybody go to this? Was it any good?

I noticed that there were quite alot of cars parked around the area as I was on my way home from work at about 4.45pm.

Looked like a good turn out.

We went it was good.I'll put a few pics up later if I remember.At the end Pat and Sam couldn't get back to the changing rooms due to autographs/pictures.
If Pat weren't a rugby player he'd have been a great high jumper

I was there. It was good. They did one routine where the training staff dropped balls into a bucket of what we thought was water and then practiced passing routines with a wet ball. Turns out the liquid in the bucket was white so not sure what it was, it looked a bit like disinfectant, and the players couldn't wait to clean their hands at the end of the routine.
A few of the players finished the session with a cross bar challenge from the 20 metre line, which was quite funny. Riddell hit the bar first, then Richards, then Tomkins (Sam), and then McIlorum but then Shaun Wane & Sean O'loughlin couldn't do it. Wane finally did and O'Loughlin did a Keith Senior, throwing the ball to the ground in disgust at losing, all in jest.

It looked as though they were putting something on their hand before receiving the wet ball as well.Also I'm sure I heard someone say get the water just before they did this drill.