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Or maybe it is something to do with the large TV screen in that corner of the ground.
Seems like the rest of the ground is pretty much full though, unlike yesterday’s disappointing turnout.
:animals-chickencatch: No its to stop em eating!slim week in e s 1. :romance-grouphug: :orcs-buttshake:
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Or maybe it is something to do with the large TV screen in that corner of the ground.Seems like the rest of the ground is pretty much full though, unlike yesterday’s disappointing turnout.
Back from the game early Goosey….I take it you was part of the famous Wiggin Walk. :character-beavisbutthead:
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I think you are about 28 hours late with the observation about the Wigan Walk Taz. That was about 4.20pm yesterday.
No, I wasnt at the game tonight. I watched it at home on tv, wearing my XXXXL Ellgren 80’s replica shirt (I think its shrunk in the wash mind), eating pies and drinking ale, whilst shouting “Gerrem onside” every couple of minutes.
But thanks for your concern.
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Or maybe it is something to do with the large TV screen in that corner of the ground.Seems like the rest of the ground is pretty much full though, unlike yesterday’s disappointing turnout.
The above post was posted at 09:20PM on Sunday Feb 27th. So HOW am i 28hrs late with my comment about YOU doing the Wiggin Walk :teasing-knob:
Tbh the game was a good advert for rugby league.
The pubs in town were apparently chocca but there were still empty seats even for a final. Like us, the rugby mob deserve better but thats Wiganers for you. Tight as buggery and would sooner neck 25 pints rather than go to the game.
The above post was posted at 09:20PM on Sunday Feb 27th. So HOW am i 28hrs late with my comment about YOU doing the Wiggin Walk :teasing-knob:It was a reference to the stream of folk seen on TV exiting the JJB and crossing the bridge just as Rooney & Berbatov were breaking from inside their own half to score Utd’s 3rd.
Yes, there were a few empty seats, but the vast majority of the 600 empty ones were due to the positioning of the TV screen making the seats unable for sale, not the apathy of the Wigan public towards their sporting team.
There were more than 600 empty seats you could see that on tv. Just because a the RL spin department say 24,600 doesn’t mean there was.
The above post was posted at 09:20PM on Sunday Feb 27th. So HOW am i 28hrs late with my comment about YOU doing the Wiggin Walk :teasing-knob:
It was a reference to the stream of folk seen on TV exiting the JJB and crossing the bridge just as Rooney & Berbatov were breaking from inside their own half to score Utd’s 3rd.
Yes, there were a few empty seats, but the vast majority of the 600 empty ones were due to the positioning of the TV screen making the seats unable for sale, not the apathy of the Wigan public towards their sporting team.[/quote]
whats that you say ?
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THEOriginalWire wrote:very, but maybe its worth say first 1000 tickets 25% off? something to break that barrier!Just remembered – due to unallocated seating , 10% of the North & South Stand seating must remain empty. There is over a thousand seats to knock off straight away.
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