I remember when we first got into this league and how I waited with baited breathe for 10 a.m. on fixture day, would Wigan Athletic get one of the big guns on opening day and who would our final game be against?

The Seventh Annual Run4alife event at Haigh will take place on September 25th 2011 and we want to help make this year’s run better than ever and raise as much money for Cancer Research as possible.

If you’re looking for a great afternoon of football with some past Wigan Athletic players vying for the coveted Selco Masters title, then the ECHO Arena is the place to be this Saturday the 18th at 4.00 p.m.

Wigan Athletic has once again shown it is a listening club as they extend the season ticket renewal deadline.

We’ve gone through our versions of the great news that Roberto Martinez will be staying at Wigan Athletic, but here is the official club statement….

After Wigan Athletic Supremo Dave Whelan gave Aston Villa permission to talk with Roberto Martinez, the gaffer didn’t exactly rush back from holiday to start those talks.

Wigan Athletic are bound to be in the limelight over the next couple of weeks as players agents start to tout their clients off to the highest bidder, but where do we stand right now???

Football fans vote with their feet as one in seven won’t renew season tickets

As attendances everywhere go into decline, Wigan Athletic are one of the clubs %age wise that fair better than some of the more ‘prestigeous’ clubs in the Football Leagues. Here the FSF results of a survey done this year are really quite damming.

Supporters Club Memberships are now being taken for Wigan Athletic’s seventh season in the Premier League and for the early birds, there is a bit more of an incentive to get in first.

The FSF has been campaigning for football fans for many years now, their latest campaign is backed by lots of Wigan Athletic fans (there are some that don’t as well) and here is their next stage for Safe Standing at Stadia.

Terry Venables gives his weekly view on what is making it big in the news, commenting on Wigan Athletic’s survival and the Champions League final this weekend.

Following the end to another emphatic Premier league season, I look back on the last ten months with a whistle stop tour at each club.

The final fans site ‘press’ call of the season happened at Wigan Athletic’s DW Stadium on Tuesday, to give a different view Jay invited a couple of the message board’s regulars to attend and give their view and ask their questions, here are the transcripts of Griff and JF.

Existing Wigan Athletic season tickets holders will not pay any more than last season to watch the Latic’s seventh year in England’s top flight.

Is that really it? Has all this will we/won’t we finally been put to bed? Can I now pack away my copy of ‘The Lonely Planet Guide – Watford’.