Wigan Warriors 2007

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Micky Higam models Wigan's 2007 home kit.

This article is about the 2007 season of the Wigan Warriors in the European Super League and Challenge Cup.

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[edit] Season Preview

2006 was a poor season for Wigan finsihing 7th overall in the Super League but for most of the season they were battling with relegation. In 2007 Wigan will look to avoid another season like 2006, many of the 2006 squad have left Wigan and been replace by players such as Trent Barrett, Phil Bailey and Thomas Leuluai who will be important members of the 2007 Wigan squad. Players like Stuart Fielden and Chris Ashton who has impressive season in 2006 will be looking to continue their form in 2007 and some young academy player such as Darrell Goulding, Paul Prescott and Michael Mcilorum will be looking to break into the first team in 2007. Wigan start the season with a tough home fixture against Warrington Wolves. Wigan will play local rivals St Helens 4 times during the regular season including a match in Cardiff's Millenium Stadium.

[edit] Fixtures/Results

Round Opponent Result Wigan Oppo Date Venue Crowd
1 Warrington Wolves 09/02/07 JJB Stadium
2 Catalans Dragons 17/02/07 Stade Aimé Giral
3 Bradford Bulls 24/02/07 Grattan Stadium
4 Hull Kingston Rovers 02/03/07 JJB Stadium
5 Harlequins RL 09/03/07 JJB Stadium
6 Salford City Reds 16/03/07 The Willows
7 Hull FC 23/03/07 KC Stadium
8 St Helens 06/04/07 JJB Stadium
9 Leeds Rhinos 10/04/07 Headingley Stadium
10 Huddersfield Giants 15/04/07 Galpharm Stadium
11 Wakefield Trinity Wildcats 20/04/07 JJB Stadium
12 Salford City Reds 27/04/07 The Willows
13 St Helens 05/05/07 Millennium Stadium
14 Hull Kingston Rovers 18/05/07 JJB Stadium
15 Hull FC 26/05/07 JJB Stadium
16 Harlequins RL 02/06/07 Twickenham Stoop
17 Catalans Dragons 15/06/07 JJB Stadium
18 Wakefield Trinity Wildcats 01/07/07 Belle Vue
19 Bradford Bulls 06/07/07 JJB Stadium
20 Leeds Rhinos 13/07/07 JJB Stadium
21 St Helens 20/07/07 Knowsley Road
22 Warrington Wolves 05/08/07 Halliwell Jones Stadium
23 Huddersfield Giants 10/08/07 JJB Stadium
24 Harlequins RL 18/08/07 Twickenham Stoop
25 Salford City Reds 31/08/07 JJB Stadium
26 Hull Kingston Rovers 09/09/07 Craven Park
27 St Helens 14/09/07 JJB Stadium

[edit] 2007 Squad

TBC

[edit] Transfers

Transfer for 2007 (In)

Name Signed From Fee Date
Phil Bailey Cronulla Sharks 2006
Trent Barrett St George Illawarra Dragons 2006
Michael Withers Bradford Bulls 2006
Shane Millard Leeds Rhinos 2006
Thomas Leuluai Harlequins RL 2006


Transfer for 2007 (Out)

Name Sold To Fee Date
Wayne Godwin Hull FC 2006
Scott Logan Canberra Raiders 2006
Michael Dobson Canberra Raiders Released 2006
Bryn Hargreaves St Helens Released 2006
Danny Sculthorpe Wakefield Wildcats Released 2006
Brett Dallas Retired 2006
Danny Orr Harlequins RL 2006
Chris Melling Harlequins RL 2006
Oliver Wilkes Widnes Vikings 2006


Loans for 2007 (In)

Name Loan To Loan Started Loan Ended
None


Loans for 2006 (Out)

Name Loan To Loan Started Loan Ended
None

[edit] Staff

  • Head Coach - Brian Noble
  • Assistant Coach - Phil Veivers
  • Strength & Conditioning Coach - Mike Forshaw
  • Senior Academy Coach- Stuart Wilkinson
  • Junior Academy Coach - Shaun Wane
  • Academy Assistant Coach - John Pendlebury
  • Rugby Executive - Dean Bell
  • Youth Development Manager - Brian Foley
  • President - Peter Higginbottom
  • Chairman - Maurice P. Lindsay
  • Director - David Whelan
  • Director -John Martin
  • Director -Phillip Williams
  • Director -Brian Ashcroft
  • Chief Scout - Jack Roden
  • Chief Medical Officer - Dr. Zaman
  • Club Dentist - Barry Rimmer
  • Head Physiotherapist - TBC
  • Physiotherapist - Emma Greenwood
  • Masseur - Andrew Pinkerton
  • Matchday Assistant - Keith Mills
  • Kit Manager - George Unsworth
  • Statistician - Malc Clarke
  • Statistician - Gordon Melling
  • Time Keeper - Keith Hayton
  • Chief Executive - Carol Banks
  • Chief Administrator - Mary Sharkey
  • Chairman's P.A. - Mandy Johnston
  • PA to Coaching Staff - Kate Lindley
  • Safety Officer - Ray Johnston
  • Marketing Director - Simon Collinson
  • Commercial Director - Geoff Warburton
  • Sales Manager - Joyce Pickles
  • Media Manager - Graham Emmerson
  • Marketing & Hospitality Executive - Louise Williams
  • Membership Coordinator - Janice Hart
  • Webmaster - Stewart Williams
  • Community Development Manager - John Winder
  • Education Manager - Darren Fletcher
  • WAB Manager - Dean Bell
  • Primary Link Coordinator - Amanda Wilkinson
  • Community Sports Coach - Martin McLoughlin
  • Community Rugby Coach - Gareth Barron
  • Community Rugby Coach - Sam Tomkins
  • Finance Director - Nigel Hansford
  • Finance Assistant - Tracey Preston
  • Finance Assistant - Christine Lowe

[edit] External links

Wigan Warriors Rugby League Football Club
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