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Ian Watson "So we kept the gameplan really simple this week, because we knew how good Catalans are and, to be fair, coming here and nilling Catalans is probably above what we thought we would achieve."

A 22-9 reversal at Bradford & Bingley followed, before the home nilling by Alnwick.

The nilling by Wlmslow is far more indicative of their failings in this torrid campaign.

After blasting his side's defence in the week after leaking 22 points to basement-dwellers Wakefield, Wane was happy to oversee a second 'nilling' of his opposition in three weeks as Wigan scored 11 tries.

"Nilling a team at any level is a good achievement, and we should be going with roughly the same pack which played last week.

Then, I might have cocked my head to one side, taken the hand of another poet, let her watch my tears well, and murmured Lisa Robertson's words from Nilling, "The vernacular is the movement for which language is not the state, but the condition of emergence of the subject to and for others.

It's the Wildcats' only nilling of the season and goalkicker Sykes, on loan from Bradford, is determined that lightening won't strike twice.

Nilling Fiji must have produced one of the rarest sights in world rugby - a smile from Shaun Edwards.

Newcastle took nearly 50 minutes to establish a lead, but once they edged ahead, they never relinquished control - impressively nilling the powerful Londoners in the second half.

Trailing 26-0 at the break, England achieved the rare distinction of nilling their star-studded opponents in a passion-packed second-half performance.

"It was disappointing because we came out with the intention of nilling them in the second half, as we did to Leeds, and we know that if we'd played like that in the last two league games we would have lost by big scores.