LIAM MARSHALL is ready to go through the pain barrier for Wigan if it means more glory.
Super League's top try-scorer faces Leigh tonight with Warriors in the middle of a hectic run of three games in 10 days.
The throwback to the old packed Easter schedule comes after the original contest was postponed due to Wigan's World Club Challenge involvement.
Famously beating NRL champs Penrith that night and adding the Challenge Cup means Matt Peet's side hold all four major trophies.
And lightning winger Marshall, 28, is intent on helping Wigan keep hold of as many as possible.
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