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LEAM EYES A BIGGER PICTURE…

WIGAN boss Leam Richardson has stressed the importance of not getting carried away with individual results.
“It’s a campaign that is really healthy and challenging and you cannot get emotionally attached to results,” he said.
“We’ve got to be consistent in what we do, work hard in training and make sure that every time we celebrate a win, it doesn’t stop us in what we are doing. We go again and the same with negative results as well.”

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