WILLIE ISA wants to be a figurehead of Wigan’s fresh approach under rookie head coach Matt Peet.
The Warriors fell well below expectations in 2021, failing to make the semi-finals of either the Challenge Cup or Super League play-offs.
Isa’s own campaign included a public apology for a four-match ban following two unsavoury incidents in a defeat to St Helens.
The 33-year-old forwards insists he has learned from that saga and is now relishing working under the highly-rated Peet.
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