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Sold out the tickets by last week.
Good crowd, and a fair few blues coming down for the ale.
Should be a good one.
Sold out the tickets by last week.Good crowd, and a fair few blues coming down for the ale.
Should be a good one.
Latics scarf or toffees scarf on saturday VAT?
Ha Ha!!!!
Funny one that. None actually.
I am going to the game with several Everton fans, though.
Should be a good game. Hard to call, really.
No. In their end.
There’ll be plenty in our end though, as I know a few from Skem who never got tickets before they sold out.
you say plenty, then say a few.!!!!
make your mind up. :roll:So by your ‘logic’ (pun intended), you are suggesting that I know EVERY SINGLE ONE of the Everton fans who will be in our end?
I said there will be plenty coming without tickets….judging by the fact that I know a FEW Everton fans from Skem who have season tickets but didn’t manage to get a ticket for Saturday.
Capiche?
Silly of them really, we don’t like scousers as it is never mind with the mouthy tw**s in our own end.
They should take a look at what we did to their neighbours!
Silly of them really, we don’t like scousers as it is never mind with the mouthy tw**s in our own end.They should take a look at what we did to their neighbours!
“Football Factory Alert”!!!!
“What WE did to their neighbours?”……..What? The Liverpool fans?
Took sly digs at two fellas when they were being escorted out of the stand? Christ, that was dead hard, that. (Embarrassment actually)
The ‘look at us…we’re hooligans’ gesture made me cringe. One of the fellas had a kid with him, ffs. (Ok, shouldn’t have been in there, but even still, no need for the theatrics)“Don’t like scousers”- 40 years ago, maybe. Fact is there are as many Scousers living in Wigan than anywhere. But for scousers Wigan wouldn’t be the club it is…..that is TRUE! (Don’t even try and deny it)
i was going to try and deny that, but decided not to try.
:roll:Cue pathetic link reply. :lol:
Coz you can’t. :D
Silly of them really, we don’t like scousers as it is never mind with the mouthy tw**s in our own end.
They should take a look at what we did to their neighbours!
“Football Factory Alert”!!!!
“What WE did to their neighbours?”……..What? The Liverpool fans?
Took sly digs at two fellas when they were being escorted out of the stand? Christ, that was dead hard, that. (Embarrassment actually)
The ‘look at us…we’re hooligans’ gesture made me cringe. One of the fellas had a kid with him, ffs. (Ok, shouldn’t have been in there, but even still, no need for the theatrics)“Don’t like scousers”- 40 years ago, maybe. Fact is there are as many Scousers living in Wigan than anywhere. But for scousers Wigan wouldn’t be the club it is…..that is TRUE! (Don’t even try and deny it)[/quote]
Where I was sitting it wasn’t sly digs, it was a group of scousers (around 5 or 6) with NO kids who celebrated the Benayoun goal. A guy near me went straight in for them, took 2 out with 2 punches and then the rest tried to jump him and so it all kicked off with wigan fans coming out well on top, FACT.As for the guy with the kid, you think he’ll ever go in the wigan end again? Haha, serves him right really, he celebrated the goal and got a punch by doing so, his kid must be so proud of his old man. If he sat down and kept his scouse mouth shut he’d have been fine.
I watched football factory on film 4 last night, great film but I by no means claim to be a football hooligan, simply stick up for my club as and when I need to which included the home game against Liverpool.
Answer me this:
I go in the kop and celebrate a wigan goal which decides the game, would I be fine?
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