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This week will always be a big week in our history. Here is something to cheer you up after yesterday.
Another anniversary thursday, its May 11th!
Suppose we should be gratefull so proud to be a Latics fan and what we have achieved.Another anniversary thursday, its May 11th!
Suppose we should be gratefull so proud to be a Latics fan and what we have achieved.We beat Man City with a Watson goal, how could we forget? :woohoo:
Fuck the EFL
This week will always be a big week in our history. Here is something to cheer you up after yesterday.Ah back in the day when the football was fantastic and when strikers were just that. Before we were brainwashed by foreign formations and tactics. That was some side we had back then. Happy memories indeed.
This week will always be a big week in our history. Here is something to cheer you up after yesterday.
Ah back in the day when the football was fantastic and when strikers were just that. Before we were brainwashed by foreign formations and tactics. That was some side we had back then. Happy memories indeed.[/quote]
Bloody foreigners coming over here, winning stuff with their formations and tactics!! ;)
This week will always be a big week in our history. Here is something to cheer you up after yesterday.
Ah back in the day when the football was fantastic and when strikers were just that. Before we were brainwashed by foreign formations and tactics. That was some side we had back then. Happy memories indeed.[/quote]
Bloody foreigners coming over here, winning stuff with their formations and tactics!! ;)[/
LOL
I’m pretty sure that in 2005 United played the boring old British way and they won the occasional tin pot as well.
Which Latics would you rather watch?
PJ’s title winning side or the stuff we have just witnessed?.
I’d rather have watched Jewell’s team than Joyce’s all day long.
But I preferred Martinez’s style of play to Jewell’s. Yes it could be boring at times, but when t clicked, it was fantastic to watch.
That’s my personal preference though.
It certainly clicked for Bobby when it mattered I thought we were superb in the final but that was his Achilles heel consistency. Overall I would have PJ’s Latics all day and the shed full of goals we scored. But as you rightly say preference.
It certainly clicked for Bobby when it mattered I thought we were superb in the final but that was his Achilles heel consistency. Overall I would have PJ’s Latics all day and the shed full of goals we scored. But as you rightly say preference.People would rather watch a team win than lose? Hold the presses!!
Only jokng, those sides we had under Jewell were class and just had a desire to win no matter what.
Always remember conceding against Notts County in the 90th minute in a game we were 3-0 up in but as it was the first goal we had conceded in something like 9 games John Filan, Jason De Vos and Matt Jackson were all clearly irate at the fact they had scored.
It certainly clicked for Bobby when it mattered I thought we were superb in the final but that was his Achilles heel consistency. Overall I would have PJ’s Latics all day and the shed full of goals we scored. But as you rightly say preference.
People would rather watch a team win than lose? Hold the presses!!
Only jokng, those sides we had under Jewell were class and just had a desire to win no matter what.
Always remember conceding against Notts County in the 90th minute in a game we were 3-0 up in but as it was the first goal we had conceded in something like 9 games John Filan, Jason De Vos and Matt Jackson were all clearly irate at the fact they had scored.[/quote]
Reminds me of leaving the ground after close of play after the Reading game. Everyone else was floating so high like we’d been breathing helium, but there was this fella really giving it some because Reading scored in injury time and he had £10 on Wigan 3-0 with Super Lee first goal :lol:
Same chap probably came out of Wembley effing and blinding because we didnt win 2-0 :silly:
It certainly clicked for Bobby when it mattered I thought we were superb in the final but that was his Achilles heel consistency. Overall I would have PJ’s Latics all day and the shed full of goals we scored. But as you rightly say preference.
People would rather watch a team win than lose? Hold the presses!!
Only jokng, those sides we had under Jewell were class and just had a desire to win no matter what.
Always remember conceding against Notts County in the 90th minute in a game we were 3-0 up in but as it was the first goal we had conceded in something like 9 games John Filan, Jason De Vos and Matt Jackson were all clearly irate at the fact they had scored.[/quote]
Correct Eggy, PJs team showed real desire in most games; none so more that the Sheffield United finale. I was physically & emotionally exhausted after that game ! Probably more so than the Cup Final.
So, Eggy & Nuneaton I’m with you on the PJ Era.
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