You'll struggle to find such a thing, certainly not seriously.
But what I despair about is how badly Wigan, one of our leading clubs, are run. Almost everything I see from senior management or hear from people in the game about them or witness with my own eyes reinforces the impression that they are drifting along without a firm grip on how to get the crowds and sponsors and prestige back.
Lenegan has become almost a comedy figure, certainly one it's increasingly hard to take seriously (just witness his latest car crash interview). I've not seen much of Radlinski meanwhile to suggest he has the skills to be running such a big organisation.
I would argue there is lots of good things being organised by the club at the moment.
The Media Day, link below where Wigan invited all RL media folks to a fully open, behind the scenes look on how the club is currently operating.
The club also recently respectfully interviewed Warrington player Stefan Ratchford, honouring his career and plugging his upcoming testimonial season, they didn't need to do that.
Other things such as the Sinfield/Burrows poster hung up at Robin Park Arena. Recently invited legendary players Henderson Gill and Andy Gregory to the Arena with many more events planned this season.
I'd say our club is being run just fine. The loss of a sponsor is out of the clubs control and is pure bad luck, but also an opportunity for a suitable replacement to be found.
The Ghost of '99 wrote:
You'll struggle to find such a thing, certainly not seriously.
But what I despair about is how badly Wigan, one of our leading clubs, are run. Almost everything I see from senior management or hear from people in the game about them or witness with my own eyes reinforces the impression that they are drifting along without a firm grip on how to get the crowds and sponsors and prestige back.
Lenegan has become almost a comedy figure, certainly one it's increasingly hard to take seriously (just witness his latest car crash interview). I've not seen much of Radlinski meanwhile to suggest he has the skills to be running such a big organisation.
I would argue there is lots of good things being organised by the club at the moment.
The Media Day, link below where Wigan invited all RL media folks to a fully open, behind the scenes look on how the club is currently operating.
The club also recently respectfully interviewed Warrington player Stefan Ratchford, honouring his career and plugging his upcoming testimonial season, they didn't need to do that.
Other things such as the Sinfield/Burrows poster hung up at Robin Park Arena. Recently invited legendary players Henderson Gill and Andy Gregory to the Arena with many more events planned this season.
I'd say our club is being run just fine. The loss of a sponsor is out of the clubs control and is pure bad luck, but also an opportunity for a suitable replacement to be found.
Been in the club shop for the first time today since the new gear. Parted with £100 plus on gear for my 5 year old. Quality kit, and it looks the part too…very modern/smart designs complimented superbly by the new badge. I wasn’t anti new badge by any stretch, but have a new appreciation as to why and applaud them on the way it’s been incorporated.
New sponsor to be announced before Fridays game, has anybody heard the rumour about this announcement being announced? Heard from a mate in Whelley that it could be Chicken Cottage
Didn't we always bang on about doing the friendly vs. Skolars in London to onboard corporate sponsors? Notice we haven't done it for 2 years now (last year was probably because of Covid but not sure why we didn't this year).
New sponsor to be announced before Fridays game, has anybody heard the rumour about this announcement being announced? Heard from a mate in Whelley that it could be Chicken Cottage