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This bandwagon jumper came over from Australia for the Northampton game in September last year and it was cancelled due to international call ups at the last minute.
I’ve just lost a $200 deposit on a $1300 flight back to the UK due to our defeat yesterday.
Not all ‘bandwagon jumpers’ are equal.
Jesus! I’ve heard some fickle excuses in my time!
Bang on there for me vat we didn’t take our chances in the first half and they upped their game in the second half. Glory hunters piss me right off, all 5,000 of um. Why can’t they turn up for league games and get a good atmosphere going, suppose they’ll all be back come may anyway concentrate on the league, up the tics
“Glory hunters piss you off”? Well, all Wigan fans don’t live in Wigan and are unable to go to every home game. So are we not supporters?
Think of the TV revenue, a near capacity crowd, think like a business man![/quote]
I was referring to the wigan based support, if you live away and can’t get or come to certain games that’s fair enough, it’s the wigan public that turn up for big games that’s the problem, ie 19000 on for City, 8500 for Rochdale a couple of days later.[/quote]Exactly what I mean too. The majority of the bandwagon lot are locals who just can’t be arsed supporting the club, until a glory game comes up.
They scarpered like Rats off the Mary Rose when that second goal went in yesterday, and I hope they don’t come back.Bit different if you are an exile living elsewhere.
If you live in wigan and watch in the pub or listen the radio are you any different to a utd fan who wears his shirt in the pub every week?
Many of the 8000 regulars couldn’t be arsed going to any cup games this season prior to West Ham.
That’s Blackpool, Middlesbrough, Accrington, Crawley, Fylde and Bournemouth. Did these missing fans not jump on the same bandwagon?
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