In the last 30 years?

For anyone that has watched Wigan throughout this period can you recall a moment when the clubs dominance of the 1990s was born in conjunction with one signing?

From the people i gave spoken to on this subject the signing of Graham West seems prominent as a real turning point for the club but wondered what others that were their thought?

Ellery Hanley

Andy Goodway, first full time pro

Graeme Lowe.

Edwards.

The likes of Edwards and Hanley were clearly great signings but the wheels seemed set in motion before both players were signed up.

Why did players like Andy Gregory sign for Widnes?

A move to Wigan was not always as attractive as it was in the late 80s.

Reading the history books the signings of Gill and West seemed particularly prominent.

brady malam

West was a good signing but the ball was started by Shaun Edwards signing and also the signing of a trialist full back from Vulcan RU (Steve Hampson).

Later the same season Mark cannon switched to stand off for a cup replay against Bramley and things really began to move culminating in a Wembley final.

Brett Kenny and John Ferguson the next season really got things going.

How different things might have been if Shaun Kilner's last minute drop goal attempt had gone over in the first Bramley cup game.

Graham Lowe

Got to be Edwards because he was here a long time and throughout his career his attitude and determination was the epitome of those Wigan sides. Other players might be considered better players but Edwards is IMO the key figure (player wise).

Dave

Sam Panapa

Dennis Moran