So I wonder if they have done a sizing exercise based on the number of Wigan TV subscribers and the bandwidth available?



This kind of thing is not hard so matching the bit rate required to the video resolution that can be sent with the likely demand should dictate what kind of resolution they offer.

It's live on Fox Sports 1 for anyone in Australia.

Is it on demand viewing or is it like say Liverpool TV on sky where thats the schedule and if you miss it, you missed it. And would people reccomend it?

Will it be available on a "front row sports" type website with it being televised over there

Quote ISpeaksProperEnglish="ISpeaksProperEnglish"Is it on demand viewing or is it like say Liverpool TV on sky where thats the schedule and if you miss it, you missed it. And would people reccomend it?'" It is on demand so you can watch it anytime you want. As a season ticket holder it works out at 70p per week, which I think is good value. tv.wiganwarriors.com/

Quote ISpeaksProperEnglish="ISpeaksProperEnglish"Is it on demand viewing or is it like say Liverpool TV on sky where thats the schedule and if you miss it, you missed it. And would people reccomend it?'" It is on demand so you can watch it anytime you want. As a season ticket holder it works out at 70p per week, which I think is good value. tv.wiganwarriors.com/

Stupid fixture for you before a World club challenge match.



You're only hope is NZ put out there juniors otherwise you will get beaten comfortably and will get bashed about by a big physical NZ side.



Good luck this week you're going to need it.

We'll just have to try our best. Hopefully we won't get beat by 50 like you guys did v the mighty Featherstone Rovers last week

I imagine so.

After watching Wigan last week against Hudds, a match in which Wigan had a player who is now considered to be Wigan's most influential player(Lockers) missing out and another senior player (Micky Mac) taking part in what could only be considered as being a 5 min fitness test during the match, you can only fear the worst.



I now think that you can say that the two mentioned players will not play on Wednesday, they will be in cotton wool for the Roosters match, which means the rest of the squad will be turning out against a big physical NZ Warriors side 5/6 days after the Hudds match.

Wigan could suddenly be faced with the chances of more players getting knocked about 9/10 days before playing the team who are considered to be the best in the world.



What implications this could have on the early part of the season once they get back could be enormous it could make them or break them.

Wigan I believe have taken 26 players. I would imagine that there will be unlimited subs in the Auckland game, so I wouldn't read anything into it at all. Also Auckland Warriors won't play any of their players who are playing in the 9's tournament next weekend.

I had forgotten about the 9's, it could be interesting to see some of the younger Wigan players having game time against their Southern Hemisphere counterparts.

I'm glad we'll get a chance to play a game over there before the WCC to be honest. If we get hammered then it may prove to be a wake up call before we play Sydney. Plus it's another game to try to find our flow in attack.



I've seen an interview with Wane regarding when he won the WCC. He says they knocked seven bells out of each other in training leading up to the game, and he attributes that training to them being tough enough to win the game. I'm not saying he's necessarily right but it may be his approach. As for injuries, I'm sure if anyone's not 100% they won't play, he's already said in an interview that Lockers probably won't play and McIlorum sounded like he would do a short spell off the bench at most.