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… and of course tomorrow is Star Wars Day.
May the fourth be with you.
I’ve already got me coat on…….
“In 1986 Wolves were on the wrong end of a 5-3 hammering in front of just over 4,000 at Springfield Park in the final game of the season, Warren Aspinall scored two penalties on the way to his hatrick with Steve Walsh and Graham Barrow scoring the other two. Despite the fantastic win we missed out on promotion to the Second Division by just one point.”
That was my FIRST EVER game, watching Wigan Athletic. Not a bad first game to go and watch, eh? Mind you, in all honesty, it was WOLVES who were the attraction for me. Why? Well, the only reason I can think of is that the first kit I ever had, was a Wolves one. Why? Not got a clue. No family link, or anything. I think their ‘Wolf’ club badge had caught my imagination, in the Pannini sticker albums I collected.
Whatever, from that day onwards, I was a Wigan Athletic fan, and had a season ticket the following season, and have done since.
”In 1986 Wolves were on the wrong end of a 5-3 hammering in front of just over 4,000 at Springfield Park in the final game of the season, Warren Aspinall scored two penalties on the way to his hatrick with Steve Walsh and Graham Barrow scoring the other two. Despite the fantastic win we missed out on promotion to the Second Division by just one point.”That was my FIRST EVER game, watching Wigan Athletic. Not a bad first game to go and watch, eh? Mind you, in all honesty, it was WOLVES who were the attraction for me. Why? Well, the only reason I can think of is that the first kit I ever had, was a Wolves one. Why? Not got a clue. No family link, or anything. I think their ‘Wolf’ club badge had caught my imagination, in the Pannini sticker albums I collected.
Whatever, from that day onwards, I was a Wigan Athletic fan, and had a season ticket the following season, and have done since.
Wolves supporting scouser sees the light and changes clubs.
”In 1986 Wolves were on the wrong end of a 5-3 hammering in front of just over 4,000 at Springfield Park in the final game of the season, Warren Aspinall scored two penalties on the way to his hatrick with Steve Walsh and Graham Barrow scoring the other two. Despite the fantastic win we missed out on promotion to the Second Division by just one point.”
That was my FIRST EVER game, watching Wigan Athletic. Not a bad first game to go and watch, eh? Mind you, in all honesty, it was WOLVES who were the attraction for me. Why? Well, the only reason I can think of is that the first kit I ever had, was a Wolves one. Why? Not got a clue. No family link, or anything. I think their ‘Wolf’ club badge had caught my imagination, in the Pannini sticker albums I collected.
Whatever, from that day onwards, I was a Wigan Athletic fan, and had a season ticket the following season, and have done since.
Wolves supporting scouser sees the light and changes clubs.[/quote]
Just goes to show you don’t know me at all. And as for your information….I live in Pemberton, and am as scouse as thy. :lol:
Hmmmm!!
Bit sad I know but I’ve noticed that when one person logs off……..
………….another logs on. Might be wrong; just an observation like.
;)
Hmmmm!!Bit sad I know but I’ve noticed that when one person logs off……..
………….another logs on. Might be wrong; just an observation like.
;)
Go on, name names!!!!!
Now, now Mr VAT
do your own observations sir (s). I’m sure if you look hard enough you will be able to see for yourself.
A little bit like “where’s waldo”
;)
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