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Yeah but it is now 5 times ( Not inc cup ) whereas you thought it was 4 times now!
Yes, I know – because as I said, I forgot about the cup final. :unsure:[/quote]
Read your post back ! You thought we had been beaten 4-0 3 times in the league prior to yesterday when in fact it was 4 ! It is now 5 in the league and 6 in all competitions ! Just saying like !! ;)[/quote]
Yes, you’re right. Sorry.
Now, more importantly, do you know what the half-time score was in the 5-0 FA cup defeat to Chelsea in January 1985?
It is all Martinez can do to get his first team out. Rotation is a luxury for him. Facing United in the final match of the four Christmas games was simply asking too much of his squad.
Ramis and Caldwell have returned from injury, and the team once again has a familiar look. Stam and Jones have performed well in their absence. Henriquez and Espinoza will strengthen the squad, but are hardly likely to transform the team. Goals will still be hard to come by.
Wigan have ten days to recover before facing Fulham away. Critical matches then follow in January and February. It’s going to be another close finish to the season. Note that the bookies still fancy Wigan to avoid the drop.
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