‘Dynasty Warriors 9: Empires’ has been postponed indefinitely

No one produces Super League talent quite like Wigan Warriors do.

Tommy Leuluai hopes to lead through his actions after being given the Wigan Warriors captaincy.

Wigan Warriors have appointed Thomas Leuluai as their new club captain for the 2021 Betfred Super League season.

Zak Hardaker has never shied away from the fact he wants to play fullback.

Clubs across Super League are preparing to send their players out on loan in order to provide playing opportunities for all of their players.

Steph Curry has rung in his 33rd birthday with his mini-me son, Canon Jack Curry by his side! The two-year-old son of Ayesha Curry and the NBA star looked like the spitting image of his dad in a new snap Stephen shared to Instagram. “Straight cheesin with young wolf,” he wrote in the caption of his March 15 photo, which showed him holding little Cannon. “Only thing better than winning is a win on the bday with my fam!! Thank you for the love and well wishes #dubnation, much appreciated.”

Jai Field will be friends reunited with old pals Jackson Hastings and Bevan French this season – and hopes they can fire Wigan Warriors to Grand Final glory.As Adrian Lam’s men bid to go one better than their dramatic 2020 Grand Final defeat to St Helens, they look well equipped to mount a formidable title challenge.Although a raft of players have departed and legendary captain Sean O’Loughlin has retired, Wigan could take some stopping in 2021.England forward John Bateman has rejoined the

Metallica gave the U.S. National Anthem some attitude just before the Golden State Warriors vs. Los Angeles Lakers on Monday.

Adrian Lam admits there is a chance Jackson Hastings and Bevan French could be set to miss Wigan Warriors’ round one clash. The pair still haven’t started training with the Cherry and Whites ahead of the new Super League season, which gets underway in less than two weeks, with Wigan playing Leigh Centurions at Headingley on March 26.

A young Wigan Warriors side came up short at the AJ Bell Stadium as they lost 20-6 to Salford Red Devils.Sam Powell scored Wigan’s only try of the game, powering over in the first half, but the Warriors were powerless to prevent Salford touching down on four occasions, through Kallum Watkins, Ken Sio, Morgan Escare and Krisnan Inu, to seal a deserved victory.Here’s a look at the talking points to emerge from the contest.The youngster was given the nod in the absence of both Jai Field and Jackson

John Bateman will pull on a Wigan Warriors shirt for the first time since 2018 when he lines up against Salford Red Devils this afternoon.Despite being given the number 13 shirt this season, the England international has been named in second-row by head coach Adrian Lam, in what is a young 25-man squad.There’s no Bevan French, Jackson Hastings, Jai Field or Oliver Gildart, but Lam has given youngsters James McDonnell and Umyla Hanley chances to impress in the outside backs.Harry Smith starts in

John Bateman is relishing the challenge of filling Wigan Warriors legend Sean O’Loughlin’s boots at loose forward this season.O’Loughlin made his Wigan debut alongside current Warriors head coach, Adrian Lam, in 2002 and captained his hometown club from 2006 until his retirement at the end of last season.Defeat in the Super League Grand Final against bitter rivals St Helens marked a devastating end to O’Loughlin’s remarkable playing career but he has now joined Lam’s coaching team.His place in

Former Wigan great Denis Betts has tipped St Helens star Jonny Lomax as a potential England captain ahead of this year’s World Cup.Betts represented England and Great Britain with distinction during his playing career and served as Wayne Bennett’s assistant at the last World Cup in Australia.Current national team boss Shaun Wane is weighing up his options as skipper following the retirement of legends James Graham and Sean O’Loughlin.Wane recently described O’Loughlin as “irreplaceable” as

direct to your inboxA Tameside Tory has accused senior Greater Manchester Police leaders of turning officers into ‘woke warriors’.But the borough’s divisional commander says he wants his staff ‘cleaning the streets up’, ‘kicking doors in’ and holding crooks to account.He insisted efforts are being made to take the fight to criminals.“It may seem old fashioned, but that’s exactly what I want, I want bellies up against the counter,” he added.Stalybridge South Councillor Liam Billington told a

Throughout the off-season, Wigan Warriors fans have racked their brains wondering how Adrian Lam will get all of his stars in the same team.Somehow, Lam will need to get Bevan French, Jai Field, Jackson Hastings, Thomas Leuluai, Sam Powell and Harry Smith all in the same 17 and, in an ideal world, on the pitch at the same time.In theory, it seems practically impossible to get such a wealth of talent all on the field at once.Lam agrees.

Adrian Lam believes the club may need to make two additions to his squad but is in no hurry to do so.The Warriors have reduced the number of players in their squad heading into 2021, with numerous members of Lam's team departing.Sean O'Loughlin has retired, Geroge Burgess has left, Joe Burgess has moved to Salford and Joe Greenwood has gone to Huddersfield.

New Wigan Warriors signing Jai Field is an injury doubt for the opening game of the season.The speedster has suffered a back strain and has been ruled out of this weekend's pre-season friendly with Salford Red Devils and will be unavailable for at least a fortnight, with head coach Adrian Lam admitting he could miss the opening round contest with Leigh Centurions.Field, who has joined the club from NRL side Parramatta Eels, will be joined on the sidelines for the club's only pre-season friendly

direct to your inboxWigan Warriors owner Ian Lenagan spoke to the press on Tuesday, discussing a variety of topics. Here's what he had to say.IL: Adam Pearson from Hull and myself sit on Broadcast working group along with our external advisors who led us through the last 12 for preparing to go out to tender right in the middle of the most difficult time of all.

During the pandemic, rugby league clubs have found it harder than ever to connect with fans, yet their importance to communities has rarely been so pivotal.For a year, fans have not only been deprived of watching their teams but being a part of society too.

Jackson Hastings will be back in the country this week after getting on a flight from Australia.The Wigan Warriors halfback has remained down under throughout the off-season which has resulted in speculation over his future.That escalated further when he did an interview with the Daily Telegraph reiterating his desire to return to the NRL.However, Hastings shared a string of emotional pictures saying goodbye to his family at Sydney airport as he prepared to return ahead of the season.Hastings,