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Maybe Cook used our advantageous league position to hatch a plan. Throwing the last 2 games whilst playing shockingly bad in order to lull City into a false sense of security! Could be the master plan of the season!
I don’t think Cook is that bothered about the cup – judging from his remarks before the last match.
If it hinders our promotion I’m sure he’d happily throw the game.
Talking of conspiracy theory how about takeover has stalled whelan in a rush to sell and get rid pays the manager and team a little bonus to chuck games so has to push the possible new owners to cough up alot faster
Love a good conspiracy theoryMaybe Cook used our advantageous league position to hatch a plan. Throwing the last 2 games whilst playing shockingly bad in order to lull City into a false sense of security! Could be the master plan of the season!
I don’t think Cook is that bothered about the cup – judging from his remarks before the last match.
If it hinders our promotion I’m sure he’d happily throw the game.[/quote]
It would be quite funny if Cook made wholesale changes and played a much changed side. I think we need a formation change anyway and maybe bring in Perkins in front of back 4 in his DM role. Then id sacrifice Massey for another CM…Fulton? Alongside Power. 4-1-3-1-1 formation
Talking of conspiracy theory how about takeover has stalled whelan in a rush to sell and get rid pays the manager and team a little bonus to chuck games so has to push the possible new owners to cough up alot faster
Love a good conspiracy theoryI blame Harvey-Oswald, myself.
Anyone willing to predict the score?
On paper we should be beaten by about 12 – 0, especially after Monday nights results. But both clubs have points to prove after our last two Cup meetings. I would like to think that City do not appreciate the passion, determination and tenacity of Wigan and our supporters.
I hope for a bit of luck ie a Wigan penalty and a City player sent off that turns the game our way (it happens)!
And on that basis I predict a 2 – 2 draw.
Anyone willing to predict the score?On paper we should be beaten by about 12 – 0, especially after Monday nights results. But both clubs have points to prove after our last two Cup meetings. I would like to think that City do not appreciate the passion, determination and tenacity of Wigan and our supporters.
I hope for a bit of luck ie a Wigan penalty and a City player sent off that turns the game our way (it happens)!
And on that basis I predict a 2 – 2 draw.
Let’s hope your predictions are better than your memories.
Anyone willing to predict the score?
On paper we should be beaten by about 12 – 0, especially after Monday nights results. But both clubs have points to prove after our last two Cup meetings. I would like to think that City do not appreciate the passion, determination and tenacity of Wigan and our supporters.
I hope for a bit of luck ie a Wigan penalty and a City player sent off that turns the game our way (it happens)!
And on that basis I predict a 2 – 2 draw.
Let’s hope your predictions are better than your memories.[/quote]
Did we not beat them in the final and the following year in the semi-final?
6 nil with City 3 up at half time.
Aguero to get a hat trick.
De Bruyne and Sterling to score.
Ps is this LawrieA a snooping manc?
6 nil with City 3 up at half time.Aguero to get a hat trick.
De Bruyne and Sterling to score.
Ps is this LawrieA a snooping manc?
Laughs :lol: Born in Standish in 1954, my dad dragged me to Springfield Park almost before I could walk.
And so, predictions please. If you play Sky Super 6 you get the idea. Give yourself 5 points for guessing the correct score, 2 for guessing the right result. The winner gets the accolade of sweet FA.
Heard a rumour the squad are away on holiday again and the side that faced Middlesborough Youth are going to be playing against Citeh. One of the best home performances this season. That would get the pricks on TV talking.
Anyone willing to predict the score?
On paper we should be beaten by about 12 – 0, especially after Monday nights results. But both clubs have points to prove after our last two Cup meetings. I would like to think that City do not appreciate the passion, determination and tenacity of Wigan and our supporters.
I hope for a bit of luck ie a Wigan penalty and a City player sent off that turns the game our way (it happens)!
And on that basis I predict a 2 – 2 draw.
Let’s hope your predictions are better than your memories.[/quote]
Did we not beat them in the final and the following year in the semi-final?[/quote]
If you are on about City, yes we beat them in the final ( Every man and his dog knows that! ) but it was Arsenal who beat us in the semi final the following season! I think you might be losing touch with your mind!
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