JOE SHORROCKS is out to create more shocks with red-hot Salford.
The loose forward helped Paul Rowley's side win at St Helens for the first time in 44 years on Friday.
And tonight he aims to down Super League and World Club champions Wigan his beloved hometown team he left in the off-season.
Shorrocks had spent his entire career with Warriors but has no regrets about his decision even if this evening will be surreal.
He said: "It will be a bit weird. I'll treat it just as a normal game but it's got added edge to it because I spent nine years at Wigan.
"I'll now be playing against a lot of my good friends like Harry Smith, Kaide Ellis, Jai [Field], Abbas [Miski] and Marshy [Liam Marshall].
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