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I know 5 people who are going & NEVER went last season!
Are they complete newbies or old timers that just got fed up?
dont know why am asking like,
3 of my mates are going they stopped going last year. i think we will better last seasons attendences, there just seams to be a fresh optimism amongst the town, except on here sometimes lol.[/quote]Owd Un’s who hated Mr Potato Head, PLUS their hero is now in charge!
also see that the inbred`s from boltington are crying that they are down by 5,000 on season tickets …i only said i think you will go down this season and i have put a bet on it …and i got banned fickle lot them inbred`s ……that was on wiganer.net forum ..you will get banned for sneezing on there :lol: :lol: :lol:
thats 8 that will be there that wern’t last year, lets hope they wont be dissapointed.
just heard a decent advert on wish fm, along the lines of ” new season, new stadium name, new kit, new look team, new manager, Its good to be back, get your’e tickets £20″ and so on. Have we finally grasped the idea of marketing.
Anyway for the owd uns its a bit more like owd times than new,
Bobby, jonesy, Barrow, blue and white stripes, Springfield stand.
;)Question, and this is serious.Would YOU take a 3 year old child to the Wolves game?
I have deep reservations, due to the antics of some of their lot, as we walk past the away end after the game.
I’m thinking NOT. It’s a shame, as it will be his first game as a season ticket holder, and my first ever game was against Wolves. So for tradition sake, I’d like to. But in my mind of minds, I know it’s safer not to.
And he’ll probably be tired for a night match.
I remember when we played Wolves away in what was Division 1 at the time.
There was a lot of trouble but they didn’t target any kids, etc. I also believe it was Wigan who started the whole riot after the game.
Anyway, i’d say take him, doubt there’ll be much trouble unless you’re looking for it and i’m sure with a 3 year old lad that’ll be the last thing you want.
You never get trouble around the ground, remember we have the highest police officer fee in the prem or England?? (is that correct)??
Take him! ;)
Been past the stadium a couple of times today and have seen decent size queue’s outside the ticket office.
Question, and this is serious.Would YOU take a 3 year old child to the Wolves game?
I have deep reservations, due to the antics of some of their lot, as we walk past the away end after the game.
I’m thinking NOT. It’s a shame, as it will be his first game as a season ticket holder, and my first ever game was against Wolves. So for tradition sake, I’d like to. But in my mind of minds, I know it’s safer not to.
And he’ll probably be tired for a night match.
Yeah do be careful with some of our fans, i think the Police puting the last train to Wolverhampton at 9.30pm will stop alot of the troublemakers thougth
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