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Firstly I’d like to say I have no interest in football or rugby, at all. However, the stadiums these sports are played in are big, over the top and need to be climbed. I’d done a bit of recce work on the DW in the past, and after recently taking another interest in it four of us got together to have a crack. Now I’m not going to say too much about how we did it as I don’t want to give the game away.. We managed to reach the walkway below the white arches which sit above Springfield stand, and from here you can work your way around each side. Naturally, before we left we also got a crew shot stood between the rugby posts..
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The DW Stadium (formerly the JJB Stadium), is a Premier League stadium which was built in 1999 at a cost of £30million. It is home to Wigan Athletic Football Club, and Wigan Warriors Rugby League Football Club. The stadium has a current seating capacity of 25,138.
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Pretty nice of them to rename the stand.
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Firstly I’d like to say I have no interest in football or rugby, at all. However, the stadiums these sports are played in are big, over the top and need to be climbed. I’d done a bit of recce work on the DW in the past, and after recently taking another interest in it four of us got together to have a crack. Now I’m not going to say too much about how we did it as I don’t want to give the game away.. We managed to reach the walkway below the white arches which sit above Springfield stand, and from here you can work your way around each side. Naturally, before we left we also got a crew shot stood between the rugby posts..
Info:
The DW Stadium (formerly the JJB Stadium), is a Premier League stadium which was built in 1999 at a cost of £30million. It is home to Wigan Athletic Football Club, and Wigan Warriors Rugby League Football Club. The stadium has a current seating capacity of 25,138.
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Pretty nice of them to rename the stand.
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Thanks for looking.
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