'Weekend off helps us', says Wigan Warriors coach
Super League takes a breather this weekend, with the Challenge Cup final between St Helens and Warrington taking centre stage on Saturday.
With last Friday’s 20-6 win over Warrington – Wigan’s ninth victory in 10 matches – taking them level on points with the second-placed Wolves, Lam reckons it’s a good time to sit back and take stock.
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Hide Ad“We probably need the weekend off to be fair,” he said. “I don’t mean that disrespectfully – because obviously we’d rather be in the Challenge Cup final.
“But the timing of it’s not bad, we’ve got a few niggling injuries.
“And it’ll give us a good opportunity to have a good look at ourselves, ahead of Wakefield in a fortnight.
“That’s going to be a real battle for us, because they’re in a different fight at the other end of the ladder.
“We’ve also got Catalans and Castleford, who are both fighting for the top five, so it’ll be a tough run-in for us.”