WIGAN WARRIORS CHAIRMAN ISSUES WARNING OVER FAKE NEWS POSTS ON SOCIAL MEDIA
Wigan Warriors Chairman, Ian Lenagan, has issued a stern warning to fans and supporters about the spread of fake news posts on social media. In a statement released on the club’s official website, Lenagan expressed his concern over the increasing number of false rumors and misinformation being shared online.
We are aware of several fake news posts circulating on social media, claiming to be from official Wigan Warriors sources,” Lenagan said. “These posts are completely untrue and are causing unnecessary worry and confusion among our fans.
Lenagan emphasized that the club’s official social media channels and website are the only reliable sources of information regarding team news, player updates, and match schedules.
We urge all fans to be cautious when sharing information online and to verify the authenticity of any news before posting,” he added. “We will not hesitate to take action against anyone found to be spreading false information about the club.
The warning comes after several fake posts surfaced on social media, claiming that key players were injured or that the team was facing financial difficulties. Lenagan assured fans that the club is working hard to address the issue and ensure that accurate information is shared with supporters.
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Wigan Warriors Head Coach, Matt Peet, has issued a warning to fans and supporters about the spread of fake news posts on social media. In a statement released on the club’s official website, Peet expressed his concern over the increasing number of false rumors and misinformation being shared online.
As we prepare for the upcoming season, I want to remind our fans to be cautious when sharing information online,” Peet said. “There have been several fake news posts circulating on social media, claiming to be from official Wigan Warriors sources, and I want to assure our supporters that these posts are completely untrue.
Peet emphasized that the club’s official social media channels and website are the only reliable sources of information regarding team news, player updates, and match schedules.
I understand that fans are eager for news and updates, but I urge everyone to verify the authenticity of any information before sharing,” he added. “We will not hesitate to take action against anyone found to be spreading false information about the club.
Peet’s warning comes after several fake posts surfaced on social media, claiming that key players were injured or that the team was facing financial difficulties. The Head Coach assured fans that the club is working hard to address the issue and ensure that accurate information is shared with supporters.
Let’s focus on supporting the team and sharing positive energy,” Peet concluded. “We’re excited for the upcoming season and we want our fans to be informed and engaged, but only through official channels.
