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Had a funny dream last night I dreamt that we reached the FA cup final and faced Wigan Warriors.
The game was to be played first half football second half rugby, the game kicked off and after 40 minutes the game was poised at one each then we thumped in 4 just before half time.
Second half they came out and twatted us, cant recall the final score.
They say dreams have meaning, after analysing it I think we’re doomed.
Had a funny dream last night I dreamt that we reached the FA cup final and faced Wigan Warriors.The game was to be played first half football second half rugby, the game kicked off and after 40 minutes the game was poised at one each then we thumped in 4 just before half time.
Second half they came out and twatted us, cant recall the final score.
They say dreams have meaning, after analysing it I think we’re doomed.
Shame you didn’t wake up there and then :lol:
Sub-consciously have you seen some article about that cross-code rugby challenge that Wigan played Bath in the 90s?
Had a funny dream last night I dreamt that we reached the FA cup final and faced Wigan Warriors.The game was to be played first half football second half rugby, the game kicked off and after 40 minutes the game was poised at one each then we thumped in 4 just before half time.
Second half they came out and twatted us, cant recall the final score.
They say dreams have meaning, after analysing it I think we’re doomed.
That’s not a dream its a fookin nightmare
Sub-consciously have you seen some article about that cross-code rugby challenge that Wigan played Bath in the 90s?No mutley I remember the Bath game, pretty sure it did nothing to trigger my dream, I have to say I was impressed with the rugby team being able to hold us to one each for 40 minutes, mind you they did have 2 extra players.
My Mum used to say ‘what you dream the opposite happens’ …… deep analysis, but what is the opposite of that??
Sub-consciously have you seen some article about that cross-code rugby challenge that Wigan played Bath in the 90s?
No mutley I remember the Bath game, pretty sure it did nothing to trigger my dream, I have to say I was impressed with the rugby team being able to hold us to one each for 40 minutes, mind you they did have 2 extra players.[/quote]
They would give us a game now and with 11 players each ! ;)
My Mum used to say ‘what you dream the opposite happens’Yeah I have had many a dream were I sleep with beautiful women.
Ah, but as the Latics’ away form is much better than their home form, if they’d played the game away at the Warriors’ ground, they’d have a good chance of winni…..
…oh, hang on
Sub-consciously have you seen some article about that cross-code rugby challenge that Wigan played Bath in the 90s?That was two seperate matches though. The half and half match was Saints v Sale in around 2006
I had a better dream Snowy. I dreamt the Worriers were knocked out of the Challenge Cup 55-0 by Shevy Sharks under 8s. The game at Newburgh sports watched by 20000 Shevy villagers coz all the squatters fans were in the pubs in Wigan blaming Mr David Whelan for the defeat. One was heard to say “This is all tight arses fault how come we ain’t got players as good as that four eyed kid who ran us ragged all afternoon” The dream ended with Shevy buying out the gits and taking their place in Superleague while the Worriers went on to ground share with St Judes. Now that’s a dream.
I had a better dream Snowy. I dreamt the Worriers were knocked out of the Challenge Cup 55-0 by Shevy Sharks under 8s. The game at Newburgh sports watched by 20000 Shevy villagers coz all the squatters fans were in the pubs in Wigan blaming Mr David Whelan for the defeat. One was heard to say “This is all tight arses fault how come we ain’t got players as good as that four eyed kid who ran us ragged all afternoon” The dream ended with Shevy buying out the gits and taking their place in Superleague while the Worriers went on to ground share with St Judes. Now that’s a dream.I dream of winning the euro millions jackpot and buying the eggs out and slowly and painfully running them into the ground.
First move would be to buy a ploughed field for them to play on.
Then install LHL and Donny as Joint Managers, and pay them lose bonuses.
Sell the entire squad and pocket the extra cash.
Bring in a bunch of no hopers from the pubs of Wigan as players.
Change their strip to Mr Blobby colours.
Sit back and watch their horrible fans (few exceptions obviously) squirm, moan and cry as their shitty club grinds into oblivion.Other than that I would give it my best shot.
I dreamt we played our strongest side with every player in their best position never feared the weak opponents looked to score early at home and had a manager with a bit of football knowledge and could change a game with a single substitution or tactical change.
Then I woke up put the kettle on scoffed a bowl of cornflakes.
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