Original sentence: Further problems emerged on 7 September 2008, when Wigan RLFC announced plans to move to a neutral venue (eventually announced as Widnes' home ground, the Stobart Stadium) for the club's Super League play-off against Bradford Bulls after it was announced that the stadium would be unavailable to the rugby league club due to a football match between Wigan Athletic and Sunderland taking place less than 24 hours later.The decision to move venues had a hostile response with the Warriors's supporters, who found the stadium's then-owner, and Wigan Athletic chairman, David Whelan, at fault for the incident, something picked up on by the national press
Edited sentence: On 7 September 2008, Wigan RLFC revealed plans to take their Super League Play-Off against Bradford Bulls to a neutral venue.The controversial relocation was forced due to a fixture clash, with a match between football clubs Wigan Athletic and Sunderland to take place less than 24 hours after the Super League match.The game was relocated to Widnes Vikings  home ground, the Stobart Stadium.Whelan, who controlled Wigan Athletic, refused permission for the Warriors to stage their elimination at the stadium, citing concerns over the playing surface