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The Latics chief is keen to sign his Swansea old boy Leon Britton who has rejected a new contract and would be the ideal midfield replacement for Scharner.
Britton knows of Martinez’s interest and the pair could hook up next month if Wigan can find the £1 million by selling Scharner and starting a revamp of their side
OK then Bob, assuming you get your way and Whelan goes, what happens next? Who do you see taking over and where would that leave our club? Would we actually be better off – as a club?
“……let us live the dream that we can afford”
So would you rather us live a dream that we couldn’t afford?
I know which i would rather have.
Who said we wanted him out ???? How can I put this into a concise simplistic way for those of you who just dont get it !! Well here goes ……
He needs to shut his mouth because the majority of stuff he comes out with is made to look very silly indeed weeks or months on ! As for his decision to put Lindsay on the board, well some of you must have very short memories or maybe selective memories !Just as a reminder….
As for his decision to put Lindsay on the board, well some of you must have very short memories or maybe selective memories !Or have only been fans since 2005
egg! you have been supporting your local teams since 1989.big wow what do you want a medal for that?. :lol:
egg! you have been supporting your local teams since 1989.big wow what do you want a medal for that?. :lol:I was kind of hoping for a crackerjack pencil if you’ve got one?
As for his decision to put Lindsay on the board, well some of you must have very short memories or maybe selective memories !
Or have only been fans since 2005[/quote]
Whats that got to do with anything ?? I still remember this happening…..
Curiously for an English football club, Wigan Athletic’s chief rivalry is not with another football club, but with the local rugby league club, Wigan Warriors. It is a long-standing rivalry and in fact predates the club’s formation, as previous football teams within the town are said to have struggled to attract support due to the success of the local rugby league club.
Relative fortunes have also fostered resentment. In the 1989-1990 season, Wigan Athletic, deep in financial trouble, were given a lifeline as they were drawn against Liverpool in a two-legged tie in the second round of the Football League Cup. When approached, the Wigan RL board refused to allow the football club use of their Central Park ground, due to a rugby fixture on the same date, which would have given the home side a greater share of the gate revenue (due to the fact Central Park had a larger capacity of around 32,000) forcing both ties to be played at Anfield. The need to move the game came as Springfield Park had recently had its capacity cut from 20,000 to 10,800 in 1985 by Wigan Council due to safety concerns.
Was that not down to a certain Mr Lindsay ??
yeah the rugby team and most of the cretins who watch them who funnily enough mainly come from preston and bolton make my skin crawl.!
Or who can remember this little nugget !!
As for his decision to put Lindsay on the board, well some of you must have very short memories or maybe selective memories !
Or have only been fans since 2005[/quote]
Whats that got to do with anything ?? I still remember this happening…..[/quote]
Well fans who have jumped on the bandwagon won’t remember it happening will they as they didn’t support Latics then and so it didn’t effect them?
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