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Horrific scenes in the Wigan Athletic changing room after their surprise defeat at home to relegation rivals Sunderland. A reporter said to have heard an argument between Wigan defenders Ivan Ramis and Emmerson Boyce. Ramis watched the game from the bench as was out injured. Tempers flaired between the two shortly after the game had finished with Ramis criticising Boyce’s performance. Latics midfielder James McArthur had to step in as the pair squared up in a fierce confrontation.
Roberto Martinez denied any rift. Wigan Athletic are in turmoil at the moment with Boyce and Ramis being two of Wigan’s most inspiring players.
Ivan Ramis 28, joined Wigan Athletic from Mallorca in the summer and has settled down into an established centre back with an eye for goal netting on 3 occasions.Emmerson Boyce now at 33 is a significant player at Wigan and has been labelled as one of the most consistent defenders in the league by gaffer Martinez. Boyce has made 22 appearances netting twice. Boyce joined Wigan in 2006 from Crystal Palace and has not looked back since.
Boyce has been linked with an exit this month with the likes of Nottingham Forest, Leeds, Southampton and Wolves expressing their interest in the Barbados international. Alex McLeish is an admirer of the full back stating that “Boyce is one of the best around and would be an asset to the club”. Could you see a dramatic Boyce exit.
Nice to see a bit of fight and passion in the dressing room, at least – if it’s true, of courseExactly
the whole lot is falling apart
and who or what is to blame , some say its been developing over last three years
instead of going forwards its been a nightmare struggle after struggle
the only good to come out of this will be for benefit of the warriors fans leaving to watch them
a stadium too big for wafc ,maybe in time sell the stadium to the warriors and build a 15,000 new one for us
and for the lightside(deluded) some of us said it all along and you laughed ,whelan was ok in the league but the prem was too much for him to handle
the town belongs to cherry and whitethe whole lot is falling apart
and who or what is to blame , some say its been developing over last three years
instead of going forwards its been a nightmare struggle after struggle
the only good to come out of this will be for benefit of the warriors fans leaving to watch them
a stadium too big for wafc ,maybe in time sell the stadium to the warriors and build a 15,000 new one for us
and for the lightside(deluded) some of us said it all along and you laughed ,whelan was ok in the league but the prem was too much for him to handle
the town belongs to cherry and whiteJesus Bicky, that’s a worse wind-up than Zakmaster’s :blink:
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