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it was around 1995/96 & i was living in winstanley when i bumped into him eating his dinner in sainsbury’s cafe – beans on toast it was as he told me he was having something light before the game. it was 12.30pm & i went over to him asking if he was playing that day given the time he was eating & him having to get to the ground. we had a chat about the game (can’t remember who we were playing)& he came across as a really top bloke. this was always my fear when he became manager that things wouldn’t work out for him & that he be slated on here – & that, it seems, is coming true. as i’ve said on other posts i will always respect bobby for his time as a player, club legend, for what he has done for wigan on the whole – he clearly loves the club, the town & its folk & wasn’t he voted our legend player of all time on football focus a few years back. but, for the sake of our club it is not working & in my opinion he should go. if he does, he will still be a legend in my eyes, but my club is bigger than any player or manager.
perhaps witha bit more fire in his belly he’d of made a better player
it was around 1995/96 & i was living in winstanley when i bumped into him eating his dinner in sainsbury’s cafe – beans on toast it was as he told me he was having something light before the game. it was 12.30pm & i went over to him asking if he was playing that day given the time he was eating & him having to get to the ground. we had a chat about the game (can’t remember who we were playing)& he came across as a really top bloke. this was always my fear when he became manager that things wouldn’t work out for him & that he be slated on here – & that, it seems, is coming true. as i’ve said on other posts i will always respect bobby for his time as a player, club legend, for what he has done for wigan on the whole – he clearly loves the club, the town & its folk & wasn’t he voted our legend player of all time on football focus a few years back. but, for the sake of our club it is not working & in my opinion he should go. if he does, he will still be a legend in my eyes, but my club is bigger than any player or manager.Beans on toast eh I bet he played with his food pushing his beans from one side of the plate to another for ages till they were going cold.Then finally when he managed to get the beans onto his fork I bet he missed his mouth by a mile
it was around 1995/96 & i was living in winstanley when i bumped into him eating his dinner in sainsbury’s cafe – beans on toast it was as he told me he was having something light before the game. it was 12.30pm & i went over to him asking if he was playing that day given the time he was eating & him having to get to the ground. we had a chat about the game (can’t remember who we were playing)& he came across as a really top bloke. this was always my fear when he became manager that things wouldn’t work out for him & that he be slated on here – & that, it seems, is coming true. as i’ve said on other posts i will always respect bobby for his time as a player, club legend, for what he has done for wigan on the whole – he clearly loves the club, the town & its folk & wasn’t he voted our legend player of all time on football focus a few years back. but, for the sake of our club it is not working & in my opinion he should go. if he does, he will still be a legend in my eyes, but my club is bigger than any player or manager.
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Beans on toast eh I bet he played with his food pushing his beans from one side of the plate to another for ages till they were going cold.Then finally when he managed to get the beans onto his fork I bet he missed his mouth by a mile
:whistle:[/quote]Then when the charwomen came from behind the till to bolloc him for making a mess he said “i am now getting the rewards for all this but i must keep my focus”
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