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Stomping up and down and throwing your toys out of your pram,
Really? You really don’t know me at all do you? Thankfully.
Your intention in your reply was neither funny, nor was it intended to be but was intended to be intimidating and rude.Let’s add arrogance to your qualities. How the fuck do you know what my intention was?
Tara fat lad? Wrong again, but it is yet another example of your childishness
Stomping up and down and throwing your toys out of your pram,
Really? You really don’t know me at all do you? Thankfully.
Your intention in your reply was neither funny, nor was it intended to be but was intended to be intimidating and rude.Let’s add arrogance to your qualities. How the fuck do you know what my intention was?
Tara fat lad? Wrong again, but it is yet another example of your childishness[/quote]
The answer is easy to find.
Just take a look at the hundreds and hundreds of pitcures online of the pleayers celebrating at Wembley. Does it read CHAMPIONS or WINNERS?
All this because the ES2 lot want to sing a silly chant.
Complete bollocks.
No one has ever referred to themselves as FA Cup Champions in the 40 odd years I’ve been watching the FA Cup.
WE ARE CUP WINNERS AND HOLDERS.
All the rest is bullshit !!! :P
Argus dons tin hat and ducks below parapit !! ;)
I was going to put a picture up of bull shit, but no, I won’t bother.Method mix.
Your words are enough John !! ;)
Mayfly? :huh:
We haven’t actually won The Auto Windsceeens ‘two’ times, but if we had, I would say we had won it twice, but that wouldn’t sound right either.
Interesting term of phrase on the second line of the first paragraph. It’s written by a Wiganer (who doesn’t seem to know where the fullstop key is)
So, apart from an Asian betting website and a poorly written piece from a fellow Wigan Athletic fan, do you have any more examples of where the winners of the FA Cup are called FA Cup Champions?
We haven’t actually won The Auto Windsceeens ‘two’ times, but if we had, I would say we had won it twice, but that wouldn’t sound right either.The ‘We’ve won it two times’ song is a parody of the one sung by Liverpool. It’s supposed to be ironic.
‘FA Cup Champions’ is sung seriously.
That’s the difference.
Interesting term of phrase on the second line of the first paragraph. Interesting? Really? We already know that there is a group of Wigan fans who have decided to call Wigan FA Cup Champions.
This just takes us back to ES2, where all this nonsense started.
Surely the FA Cup is the prize awarded to the winners of the challenge competition. FA Cup Champions – what can it mean?
I hope we’re not going to accept all the views of ES2 as correct. We don’t usually.
It’s written by a Wiganer (who doesn’t seem to know where the fullstop key is)
So, apart from an Asian betting website and a poorly written piece from a fellow Wigan Athletic fan, do you have any more examples of where the winners of the FA Cup are called FA Cup Champions?[/quote]
How is the world and its literary contributors looking from up there in that gilded ivory tower. I bet the author of that piece will now feel humble knowing it has had your expert critique. I didn’t expect the sheep mentality from you.
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