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Is it fook a backhanded compliment. Marsh doesn’t have the intelligence to use a metaphor like that to describe the resilience of Wigan Athletic. He’s using it purely as an insult as he sees us as the pests nobody wants and everyone has tried and failed to kill.
Depends where you are in the world.
I’ve been to New York and cockroaches are very common there. They aren’t considered to be dirty, in fact they are said to be clean creatures. :woohoo:
Should both sets of fans sing No one likes us we dont careYes. Definitely.
More appropriate for us than Millwall, these days.
Is it fook a backhanded compliment. Marsh doesn’t have the intelligence to use a metaphor like that to describe the resilience of Wigan Athletic. He’s using it purely as an insult as he sees us as the pests nobody wants and everyone has tried and failed to kill.
Depends where you are in the world.
I’ve been to New York and cockroaches are very common there. They aren’t considered to be dirty, in fact they are said to be clean creatures. :woohoo:[/quote]
I call bullshit, having lived and worked in NY for 5 years, and having many friends living there now, I can confirm that cockroaches are looked at with the same disdain as anywhere else in the world, they are seen as dirty, and are drawn to dirty apartments on the whole, though you can get infested regardless.
The only places I can think of that might hold them in higher regard are china and other eastern countries, which go as far as skewering them and eating them.
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