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In the latest edition of his blog, Warriors captain Sean O'Loughlin thanks everyone involved in his testimonial Fan Day on Saturday.
Sean said, "It was great to see so many of you at the Family Fun Day on Saturday, I hope you all enjoyed it as much as I did. For those who were unable to make it we had the 20s playing and putting in a great performance against Bradford, loads of fun and games for all the family before a legends game against Saints. The visitors actually managed to sneak the win 30-24 but they did have a younger squad and to be honest I'm sure at the end of the game it was announced that Wigan had actually won 27-0. It was brilliant to see so many great players out there though including Mick Cass, Andy Greg and Jason Robinson! "In the evening we also had some great entertainment by way of a gig from local band Boomin. Thanks to everyone who turned out, everyone who helped organise the day, all the legends who played in the game and finally Boomin who were just awesome!" [Click here] to read the full blog.
Great hospitality returns to the DW Stadium as Wigan Warriors are back in home Super League action on Friday 28th June against Castleford Tigers.
With less than four months to go until the 2013 Super League Grand Final kicks-off, Rugby League fans are being given the chance to purchase tickets for the title decider at a discounted rate.
Wigan Warriors standoff Blake Green is hoping to return to action in the not too distant future.
Warriors dual reg prop Tom Spencer continued his impressive run of form for Leigh Centurions on Sunday.
Wigan Warriors Under 16's were narrowly defeated 30-26 on Sunday afternoon away to St Helens.
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