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Jealous nut hugging retards should fook off and accept that the joke sport is dead and a pathetic attempt to revive it wont work. Kick the despicable gets out on their ear and let them disappear gracefully. COYL
Throw the culprits in the stocks preferably on the bridge at Latics next home game!
On a serious note surely there must be CCTV that has caught it, identify the f**kwits then give them an history lesson.
Back to the Max Power thing. Was that not just graffiti on top of graffiti?Officially yes.
But the owner of the wall and businesses around there liked it. It’s the same person who did the one next to the canal footbridge.
I think it’s more the fact that he’s taken time to plan, sketch and spray a decent bit of artwork, and some rugby fans has then ham-fistedly scrawled over it with a pot of gloss a paintbrush.
Perhaps those vandals have forgot that Mr Whelan helped them out in the past with his finances.Helped them out??? That’s putting it mildly. He saved their very existence and gave them a ground to lodge in.
The egg has already been spray painted blue once.Rugby fans always forget that without Whelan the club would either not exist or be playing in Horwich. Its the same with the stadium, no matter how much evidence you provide they still believe their own deluded view.
I hope this doesn’t start any retaliation but I fear it will. Shame really as we have two clubs we should be really proud of.
Would they have gone to ‘Horwich’? Was it an assumption, on behalf of the greatest club side in the world, that a wendyball club playing ‘run of the mill’ Premier League games would welcome them with open arms? I don’t recall Bolton giving a response.
https://www.wigantoday.net/news/vandalised-dave-whelan-statue-restored-to-former-glory-1-9601093
Time to put your pitchforks away.
Notwithstanding that it was a disrespectful act, I don’t see much acknowledgement from the “outraged” brigade that the vandalism didn’t happen last night. It appears that the damage was done before 1am on Saturday morning – some 40 hours before kick-off. I know that there was a big crowd on last night, but I doubt the queue to get in started that early!
So it could have been Stoke fans, it could have been some pissed folk at chucking out time, it could have been the scum from Norley Hall high on whatever is the drug of choice these days. It could have been anyone.
Perhaps those vandals have forgot that Mr Whelan helped them out in the past with his finances.
Helped them out??? That’s putting it mildly. He saved their very existence and gave them a ground to lodge in.[/quote]
I was putting it mildly donny.
Maybe move the Eusebio statue to Leigh for the 2021 ‘world cup’ where the world can see it at its future home.
So it could have been Stoke fans.Could have been Sunderland fans upset at paying over the odds for a striker yet to find the net.
The egg has already been spray painted blue once.
Rugby fans always forget that without Whelan the club would either not exist or be playing in Horwich. Its the same with the stadium, no matter how much evidence you provide they still believe their own deluded view.
I hope this doesn’t start any retaliation but I fear it will. Shame really as we have two clubs we should be really proud of.
Would they have gone to ‘Horwich’? Was it an assumption, on behalf of the greatest club side in the world, that a wendyball club playing ‘run of the mill’ Premier League games would welcome them with open arms? I don’t recall Bolton giving a response.[/quote]
Well they’d have had to go somewhere
The egg has already been spray painted blue once.
Rugby fans always forget that without Whelan the club would either not exist or be playing in Horwich. Its the same with the stadium, no matter how much evidence you provide they still believe their own deluded view.
I hope this doesn’t start any retaliation but I fear it will. Shame really as we have two clubs we should be really proud of.
Would they have gone to ‘Horwich’? Was it an assumption, on behalf of the greatest club side in the world, that a wendyball club playing ‘run of the mill’ Premier League games would welcome them with open arms? I don’t recall Bolton giving a response.[/quote]
Well they’d have had to go somewhere[/quote]
Would they? If big Dave hadn’t offered the JJB and Bolton told then to do one then where would ‘somewhere’ have been? St. Pat’s?
No idea Goole. Thankfully it didn’t happen.Not in the thankfully category for me. But then I’m bitter and twisted, or so I’m told!
No idea Goole. Thankfully it didn’t happen..
Did discussions ever take place with Bolton about ground sharing or was it just wishful thinking or an arrogant presumption it would happen?
If it hadn’t been Bolton who else would have been approached?
Preston, Blackburn perhaps?Can you really envisage rugby fans travelling in any great numbers to another town especially after the moaning that went on about moving just a mile or so down the road.
A move out of Wigan would have sounded the death knell for the club.
Aye, Whelan sold them down the road alright…..!
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