Shaun Wane

My dad beat me to a pulp two or three times a week.

And I never learned.

But what that did, I remember going to bed, wanting to die when I'm eight, nine, ten.

And I thought, if ever I have kids, they're never going to feel this way.

So it made me a better dad.

You know, so when Wiggin got rid of me, I thought to myself, if ever I coach...

I'm never going to have a player feeling this way.

I'm going to tell him everything so he knows what's coming.

So I think I've learned, you know, I've learned how to be a better dad.

So I've learned through, you know, I had a coach at Wigan who bullied me, tried to bully me.

And I wouldn't back down from anybody, but he tried it.

And I remember thinking, I will never, ever have a player feeling the same way as you're making me feel now.