Indeed Wigan is a big club with proper RL fans who know their RL. It maybe that some of there fans remember our great clashes between the 2 clubs in the 60s when we were giants of the game and still have respect between the 2 clubs

There is a streak of arrogance running through some of the Wigan supporter base though, which rankles a bit - I'm guessing that much like Wires new army of pothunters, these people do not appreciate the hisory of the game and are largely unaware of the precarious positions their own clubs were once in, hence they have no humility in their opinions of or dealings with 'lesser' clubs.

We are all Superleague clubs so all equals IMO. Not nessesary to disrespect any club . We have all been through hard time at some stage .

Regards , EW

to claim that all clubs are equals in superleague is one of the funniest and most tragic things i’ve read in ages. some clubs are guaranteed franchises, some have to fight for the smallest morsel of respect and fairness from the governing body.

Do you think that the RFL will judge us all equally and if so which club(s) will not get a franchise after being judged fairly in your opinion?

I was talking about fans of one club disrespecting another fans club not being nessesary . How the RFL works and its treatment of individual clubs is a wonderment to most if not all of us .

I admit i worded my post badly .

Regards , EW

I for one remember the great Trinity side of the 60s.

It's a real pity for RL that your club is where it is. Your know where the problems come from etc and are best to comment. For those of us who do remember Fox, Poynton, etc then its just such a shame.

Wigan are a big club and a great club but Wakefield Trinity is still one of iconic names in British sport.
Ask anyone interested in sport "In which sport do Wakefield Trinity play?". They will know it's RL.
Hope you come through it and prosper.
We were going down the pan under Whelan and since Ian Lenagan has bought the club he's turned it around both on and off the field.
I hope Glover can do the same for you all at Trinity.

Our opposition:
Wigan Warriors 19 Man Squad

Sam Tomkins, George Carmont, Pat Richards, Paul Deacon, Stuart Fielden, Michael McIlorum, Andy Coley, Harrison Hansen, Joel Tomkins, Sean O'Loughlin, Jeff Lima, Brett Finch, Lee Mossop, Liam Farrell, Chris Tuson, Stefan Marsh, Josh Charnley, Gareth Hock, Ben Cross

Referee - Thierry Alibert