Jordan came on for Kirmo,back end of the first half and I'm sure put him at centre.I don't know if he's the lad you mean,but when I asked him about a try conceded down his side in the second half he said he was telling Richard Owen to stay out but to no avail.With all the commitment and effort in the world,I know through Jordans career he is no centre,but to wear a Wakey shirt I'm sure he'd play anywhere.

I saw Leeds players run through Owen on more than one occasion like he was a revolving gate regardless of who his centre was. With ball in hand he was also completely ineffective. Johnstone however looked a handful for the full 80 minutes..

Quote ="Khlav Kalash"I recall a few years back the fitness of the side was criticised for being heavily cardiovascular based and not enough emphasis was based on strength meaning teams powered through the defence due to shear size. As ever their needs to be a happy medium.'" www.wigantoday.net/sport/wigan-w ... -1-7039216

Quote ="Khlav Kalash"I recall a few years back the fitness of the side was criticised for being heavily cardiovascular based and not enough emphasis was based on strength meaning teams powered through the defence due to shear size. As ever their needs to be a happy medium.'" www.wigantoday.net/sport/wigan-w ... -1-7039216

Nice. "Laid back" isn't a phrase I'd like to be used about my training sessions if I was in charge.

That's what I thought. It's a little concerning if it's believed.

If that's true then it needs to change immediately!

I wouldn't read the throwaway comments of a former player as a scientific analysis of our training methods - when they do these mini-interviews to pad out a story, they have to say something, and a comparison with where they've come from is the low hanging fruit; clearly they're going to imply that their new employer is better than their old one in some way - who wouldn't?