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Sam Tomkins delighted with "fairytale ending"

Sam Tomkins describes his side's Super League Grand Final triumph over Warrington Wolves as a "fairytale ending" to his time at Wigan Warriors.

Sam Tomkins has described his side's 30-16 win over Warrington Wolves as a "fairytale ending" to his time at Wigan Warriors.

Wigan came back from 16-2 down in Saturday's Grand Final, scoring 28 unanswered points to win the Super League for the second time during Tomkins's five years at the DW Stadium.

Tomkins, 24, will now leave Wigan to join the New Zealand Warriors for a world-record £700,000 fee.

"It's unbelievable, this is what we dreamt of," Tomkins told Sky Sports News at Old Trafford.

"There are a few of us leaving, we are a really tight group and the players spoke about a fairytale ending. This was it.

"We are a really tight group and we knew if we stuck to our game plan we would come back into it."

Tomkins scored 23 Super League tries during his final season in Lancashire.

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Michael McIlorum of Wigan is hugged by teammate Ben Flower after scoring his team's second try during the Super League Grand Final between Warrington Wolves and Wigan Warriors at Old Trafford on October 5, 2013
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