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Wigan Warriors head coach Shaun Wane has spoken out about the team’s attitude, stating that it was “all wrong” in their recent loss to St. Helens. Wane’s comments come after the Warriors suffered a disappointing 24-16 defeat at the hands of their local rivals.

“I’m not happy with the attitude of the team at the moment,” Wane said in a post-match interview. “We’re not playing with the desire and passion that I know we’re capable of. We’re making too many mistakes and not executing our game plan.”

Wane’s comments are a stark contrast to the optimism that surrounded the Warriors at the start of the season. After a strong pre-season campaign, many pundits had tipped Wigan to be one of the top teams in Super League. However, after a mixed start to the season, Wane’s side finds itself languishing in mid-table.

“We need to take a hard look at ourselves and ask if we’re giving everything we can to the team,” Wane continued. “We need to start playing for each other and for the jersey. If we don’t, we’ll continue to struggle.”

Wane’s words are likely to resonate with the Warriors players, who have been underperforming in recent weeks. The team’s lack of consistency has been a major concern, with Wane’s side struggling to put together a complete 80-minute performance.

“We need to find a way to be more consistent,” said Wigan captain, Liam Farrell. “We’ve shown flashes of brilliance, but we’re not sustaining it over the full game. We need to work on our mental toughness and find a way to stay focused for the full 80 minutes.”

Wane’s comments are also likely to spark a reaction from the Warriors fans, who have been growing increasingly frustrated with the team’s performances. After a disappointing loss to St. Helens, Wane’s side will be looking to bounce back against Hull FC on Friday night.

“We need to respond quickly and get back to winning ways,” Wane said. “We owe it to ourselves, our fans, and the club to put in a better performance. We’ll be working hard in training this week to make sure we’re ready to go on Friday night.”

The Warriors will be looking to make a statement against Hull FC, and Wane’s comments are likely to serve as a wake-up call for his players. With the team’s attitude and consistency under scrutiny, Wane will be hoping for a strong response from his side.