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Highlights
Pat has been with the Club for seven seasons and moved up to 3rd spot as the Club's top point's scorer of all time overtaking Frano Botica (1,913 points) during the 2012 season.
Pat is the 5th highest goal scorer of all time for the Club and needs 813 goals to draw level with Colin Tyrer who is 4th on the list.
Pat was awarded the 2010 Man of Steel Award to become the 10th Wigan player to win this prestigious honour. He also swept the board at the Club's end of season awards in the same year; he also won the RL Writers Award and was named in the 2010 Dream Team.
In 2008, 2009 and 2010 he was the Club's leading try scorer for the season with 21, 23 and 32 touchdowns. In 2010 Pat was also Super League's top try scorer for the season with 29 tries.
Pat joined Wigan in 2006 from West Tigers in the NRL where he grabbed a sensational try in their Grand Final success in 2005 against North Queensland Cowboys.