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Great career, all the best to him in whatever comes next.

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16 minutes ago, RigbyLuger said:

BBC Sport.must still be asleep to have missed this.

Wigan captain Farrell to retire at end of season - https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/rugby-league/articles/cp3klq70xnxo

 

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The Bench. Liam Farrell.

 

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paulwalker71

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1 hour ago, RigbyLuger said:

BBC Sport.must still be asleep to have missed this.

It's literally the headline story on the Rugby League page

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WN83

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He's been immense and is one of those legends like Sinfield, Roby etc who just seem massively humble and properly good people. He'll be a sad loss on the paying side but a great addition to the coaching set up. 

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Just now, WN83 said:

He's been immense and is one of those legends like Sinfield, Roby etc who just seem massively humble and properly good people. He'll be a sad loss on the paying side but a great addition to the coaching set up. 

S&C will suit him down to the ground too. He has apparently always been a bit of a freak in the gym and going above and beyond.

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Loiner

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Been a tremendous player for Wigan, I hope you are as successful in your next venture as you were a player 👏 

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1 hour ago, WN83 said:

He's been immense and is one of those legends like Sinfield, Roby etc who just seem massively humble and properly good people. He'll be a sad loss on the paying side but a great addition to the coaching set up. 

He did our presentation 3 years on the run, at last one asked if the kids weren't bored of him turning up, they all queued up for a picture with him and we're made up that he'd remembered a few of them.  Top bloke, down to earth, and will go down as a legend.

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EagleEyePie

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One of my favourite Wigan players. His work rate has always been freakishly good. The definition of a player who leads by example. His try scoring record is pretty impressive too for a forward.

It's still a travesty that he was robbed of the greatest try assist in English rugby league history when Ryan Hall was denied that fingertip control try against Australia. 

I don't know him personally but know many people who do and they all speak incredibly highly of him. Just a humble guy who worked hard, became a top player and achieved huge success and never let it go to his head. 

Hopefully he enjoys the next stage of his career. If he's as committed to it as he has been to playing the game then he'll go far in that too. 

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11 hours ago, EagleEyePie said:

One of my favourite Wigan players. His work rate has always been freakishly good. The definition of a player who leads by example. His try scoring record is pretty impressive too for a forward.

It's still a travesty that he was robbed of the greatest try assist in English rugby league history when Ryan Hall was denied that fingertip control try against Australia. 

I don't know him personally but know many people who do and they all speak incredibly highly of him. Just a humble guy who worked hard, became a top player and achieved huge success and never let it go to his head. 

Hopefully he enjoys the next stage of his career. If he's as committed to it as he has been to playing the game then he'll go far in that too. 

Agreed on the lovely dribble through for Hall. Of course, the winger didn't need ''control'', since the ball was sitting on the ground. It wasn't ''on the up'' as the referee incorrectly asserted, so he didn't need to bring it into his grasp. Just that finger was sufficient. A scandalous robbery. Terrible officiating by the Sutton brothers.

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StandOffHalf

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Happy Retirement to him. Been a great servant.

I think he's probably gone on a season too long, but he's a player who's always turned up and put a shift in.

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