It's still not sunken in yet for me, as I don't think of us as Champions when I think about Wigan. Maybe it's because as soon as we became Champions the SL season finished and since then little has been made of it. Still I'm sure as soon as the 2011 season kicks off and were referred to as Champions it will seem more real. Anyone else feeling a similar way?

On a side note how many times have people watched the GF? I viewed it for the sixth time last night, and enjoy it more and more after each viewing.

I think it will only properly sink in when we win it next year



Seriously though, cant wait to go to Saints Leeds and Warrington away singing 'thats why we're champions'

It was annoying when Leeds and Saints sung it, but we will make it more annoying than anyone ever could

Should be easy to believe, you're always telling us how many times you've won it.

Sit back, relax and enjoy. Let it sink in whenever.

I have watched the GF about 4 times now. Favourite moments include : Gleesons 2nd try, Coley outpacing Wilkin, Wellens pass to Goulding, Graham’s tantrum, Tommy swearing and the face he pulls when the sky guy apologises, Lockers lifting the trophy and of course the superior team display from the boys.

Dont forget Gouldings hit on Flannery at the end to make him knock on

All great moments but for me seeing Lockers lift that trophy was the best. To lift that trophy as captain after all the flak he has had (including from so-called Wigan fans) must have been a fantastic feeling for him.

How richly he deserved that success after sticking with Wigan in the wilderness years, he always gives 100% for the team and is Wigan through and through. Which is, of course, why he's hated by fans of other clubs so much (though it doesn't explain the ridiculous criticism that comes his way from some Wigan fans...)

I agree about Lockers but, be fair, most of the criticism from Wigan fans is well in the past. It's a long time since I've seen/heard a Wigan fan give him a good bashing (except for his performance against the Aussies on Sunday where he was pretty poor).

Weeeee're not famous anymore...

I wonder how often Wiggy fails to remember that we're champions during next season's commentaries.

If he mentions it at all I'm sure he'll remember to include a reference to "wonderful Warrington" or some such rubbish in the next breath...

Many highlights in the Grand Final for me, but the best moment has to be after 25 mins when Goulding puts Meli into touch and the whole of one end of Old Trafford stood to a man to cheer.

I watched the full game for the first time last night and loved every minute. I went on holiday a few days after the final and it was the first chance I got yesterday to watch it again.

I realised only yesterday just how comfy the game was for us. I knew on the night we'd played very well and the scoreline flattered Saints but because of the occasion I always felt uneasy at Old Trafford on the night.

We tonked them in all honesty.