http://www.wiganwarriors.com/news_full.asp?newsid=4279

It is with regret that the Wigan Warriors have today learned of the sad death of former player David Myers in a car accident.
Myers played for the Club between 1990 and 1992 where he made 69 appearances for the team scoring 38 tries. The winger will be remembered particularly for the 1991 Challenge Cup Final where he scored a vital try at Wembley to help Wigan defeat St Helens, 13-8. David also played for Bradford, Salford and Widnes.
Speaking about the tragic news, Performance Director Joe Lydon said,
"David and I played in the same Wigan team in the early 1990’s. It is such a tragedy to learn about this news and my thoughts are with his family."
Everyone at the Club would like to pass on their deepest sympathies and condolences to his family and friends at this difficult time.



Although i was only young when i saw him play he was a fave of mine I have 3 main memories of him
the try against st helens iin the final,his full length of the field try at central park which i missed becuse my mate needed a wee and the last being at wembley when he emeged from the tunnel with his suit in a suit bag

R.I.P David xxxxx

It's a sad time for rugby league. R.I.P.

It was fitting to see the England team wearing black arm bands for the two lads we have lost xx