There are some things that require patience to get the full benefit, but this quality tends to be rare in these times of the instant gratification generation and speed of information sent and processed.

You all know the drill by now. The final day is one where as-it-stands tables appear in the corner of your screen after every five minutes, Match of the Day switches between games and Paul Merson ends up going mental. It’s always highly dramatic of course, but yesterday was something else.

What else can you ask for? The players will be wearing the new Wigan Athletic kit against Wolves today, thunder sticks will be handed out before the game and we will have a minute’s applause to celebrate the 8th season in the Premier League in the eight minute.

Now the perennial routine of midweek has set in, the weekend seems a long way back, so to call this article a ‘weekend review’ seems rather inappropriate. Regardless, the football witnessed over the last five days has been just what the doctor ordered.

The Cockney Latic Prediction League was always a way we could show that Lawro actually knew more about the game than fans thought, but after a 3rd, 2nd and then 5th last season, he has failed on a monumental scale this time.

Can I draw your attention to a little peice of work the FSF is doing on behalf of all us football fans. There haven't been anywhere near enough responses from Wigan Athletic fans and rtather than let this go and let them think we don't care, I am asking if you could take a short survey... I just diod it and it took less than a minute.

Wigan Athletic's pacey forward Nohua Dicko is relishing at the chance of a starting place in Blackpool FC's promotion playoff campaign.

That's what Sir Alex famously called it back in 2003 as the title race hotted up. As this season reaches its climax in an enthralling manner, I feel we’re deep into what is now internationally recognised as 'squeaky bum time'.