New Era Ushered In By Another Local Club Health

Club Health An era has ended at Wigan, with one self-made local multi-millionaire picking up the banner from another in the quest to bring back the glory days at the club. Ian Lenagan, who went from the mean streets of Scholes, at the rough end of the town,Club Health to build and float on the stock market a computer empire, was confirmed yesterday as the club's new chairman, having bought 89 per cent of its shares from Dave Whelan Club Health.

Club Health Also standing down is Maurice Lindsay, who, apart from a stint running the Rugby League and Super League, has been on the board since 1979 and has been synonymous with much of the club's success.

Lenagan revealed that the club had only around ￡140,000 left in the budget for new players Club Health. "Enough for one good player, or two reasonable players," he said."I'm very positive about the future of the club," he said, but Club Health, as well as major recruitment, there was no mention of an extension.