Wigan Warriors head coach Matt Peet is gearing up for the Super League Grand Final with high hopes of securing all four pieces of silverware in the same season, a feat not achieved since 1994 by the Warriors themselves. If they win, they will be only the sixth team in history to accomplish this remarkable achievement, and it would also mark the sixth consecutive piece of silverware for the team.
In a recent interview with Sky Sports’ Jenna Brooks, Peet shared his thoughts on the upcoming match and the challenging weather conditions in Manchester. Despite the rainy and greasy conditions, Peet reassured that his team is prepared for the game.
When asked about star player Bevan French’s relaxed demeanor before the final, Peet commented on French’s chill attitude and expressed confidence in his readiness for the game. Peet also addressed the narrative surrounding the experience of Wigan Warriors versus the inexperience of Hull KR, dismissing it as irrelevant.
According to Peet, the outcome of the game will be determined by the team that performs best on the day, regardless of their level of experience. While some of the Wigan players have been in similar high-pressure situations before, Peet acknowledged that Hull KR also has players with significant experience in big games like Peta Hiku.
As the anticipation builds for the Super League Grand Final, Peet and the Wigan Warriors are focused on delivering a top-notch performance and making history by clinching all four pieces of silverware in a single season. The team’s determination, preparation, and confidence will be key factors in their quest for victory against Hull KR.
In addition to Peet’s insights, the match is also expected to showcase a display of skill, strategy, and teamwork from both sides as they battle it out for the prestigious title. Fans and spectators can look forward to an exciting and competitive final that will surely keep them on the edge of their seats until the last whistle blows.