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20 January 2014 at 8:22 pm #126127
Ok. Facts are Doncaster are ranked 41st in this country. We lost 3-0. Have we lost by three with our first eleven to any team below that in the last few years?
You make of it what you will with some wish fm mong. Ill say what I saw with my own eyes. Taking 3 kids and travelling 120 miles means it cost well over 50 quid (and I didnt travel over from Wigan rendering your tight Wiganner jibe useless).
20 January 2014 at 8:55 pm #126128Ok. Facts are Doncaster are ranked 41st in this country. We lost 3-0. Have we lost by three with our first eleven to any team below that in the last few years?You make of it what you will with some wish fm mong. Ill say what I saw with my own eyes. Taking 3 kids and travelling 120 miles means it cost well over 50 quid (and I didnt travel over from Wigan rendering your tight Wiganner jibe useless).
My original reply to you started out perfectly reasonably, but if you want to act the twat…
Neil Rimmer? Yep, proper know-nowt mong, he is.
Doncaster are ranked 41st (they’re 42nd actually, but working that out would require an elementary grasp of arithmetic which you probably don’t have) and Wigan Athletic are ranked 31st. Hardly Barcelona v. Hindley Celtic now, is it? Who the hell do you actually think you support?
You’d be better off spending your £50 Super-Fan money on valium mate and calm down a bit. That epic 120 miles worth of driving is clearly stressing you out too.
20 January 2014 at 9:14 pm #126129I was there.
It was a poor performance. We never got going, seemed to have thought we could coast it, and when things didn’t go our way the players didn’t seem able to shake themselves up.
So undoubtedly a poor performance, and certainly a very poor result.
But it doesn’t come anywhere near some of the bad performances we have seen in recent years, never mind what we have seen over the years.
Sheer hyperbole.
20 January 2014 at 9:34 pm #126131I was there.It was a poor performance. We never got going, seemed to have thought we could coast it, and when things didn’t go our way the players didn’t seem able to shake themselves up.
So undoubtedly a poor performance, and certainly a very poor result.
But it doesn’t come anywhere near some of the bad performances we have seen in recent years, never mind what we have seen over the years.
Sheer hyperbole.
Thanks GW, precisely my point from the outset.
As for worst result, some credibility in what bigroy says …. good number of our guys have EPL experience (several years …. some); not sure how many there are at Donny Rovers …. to go for 3 without reply, not good at all (and in my humble opinion, worse, for example, than a 2-3 Swansea home defeat.
Surely, we’re talking a different standard regarding the latter…. the good old adage, compete (not God-given right to win a football match), and ultimately quality more often than not will come through, applies ….. on paper at least (EPL experience etc.), should have been 3 points (Barnsley, Yeovil were …).Most certainly NOT 0-3. Bloody awful and extremely disappointing, no other word for it.
20 January 2014 at 10:23 pm #126133There s deffo a bit of an overreaction going on here, although admittedly, I did throw the towel in after 80 mins. When leaving the stadium I was greeted outside with hundreds of tics fans mulling around, it was quite bizarre.
As for the worst game for years definitely not in my view, in fact not even close. Up to the pen I still thought we could get back in the game, but the soft penalty award put paid to that. Have people forgot that Doncaster took a point off us at home? OK the clown Coyle was in charge but they looked a decent team.
We have been on a cracking run since Uwe took over and yes I expected that to continue on Saturday.
The match seemed more of a cup game, with Doncaster players chasing crisp packets and our men strolling about like we could go up 3 gears if we wanted.The other thing[and I hate doing this] the ref and lino in particular got decision after decision wrong. They probably didn’t affect the way the 3 nurps went, but it would have been a lot closer.
No matter how much an away trip costs be prepared for a defeat. To start moaning about how much it has cost, should have no bearing on the result.
Would you have been happy to fork out that money if we had won? If the answer is “yes” then you are following the wrong club mate. :ohmy:
From Matlock to ManU
What a journey!20 January 2014 at 11:09 pm #126136You cant not patronise and offend eh? So im a thick tight Wiganner who cant add up then. I can take that from a smart arse know nowt bald failed author no problem. Point is I never complained about cost. Simply said I was entitled to my opinion after paying my money and making the effort to attend. Who the hell do I think we are? A team with one of the biggest budgets in the league playing a team with one of the smallest. If City lost 3-0 at Palace am sure a few fans would be disappointed. When we get a similar result we are expected to say ‘ah well, we are only little Wigan, what do you expect?’
21 January 2014 at 12:52 am #126146You cant not patronise and offend eh? So im a thick tight Wiganner who cant add up then. I can take that from a smart arse know nowt bald failed author no problem. Point is I never complained about cost. Simply said I was entitled to my opinion after paying my money and making the effort to attend. Who the hell do I think we are? A team with one of the biggest budgets in the league playing a team with one of the smallest. If City lost 3-0 at Palace am sure a few fans would be disappointed. When we get a similar result we are expected to say ‘ah well, we are only little Wigan, what do you expect?’Add to that list, the fact that you clearly can’t read, either. I said at least once that you are entitled to your opinion (that obviously goes without saying) and that I too was disappointed with result. People’s issue with your statement is that you claimed it was the worst result in several – and even claimed it as a fact.
Anyway, bored with you now. I’m off to fail with another book. Good of you to class me as an author, though. Fancy being my agent?
21 January 2014 at 12:56 am #126147this is fun.
long trot
21 January 2014 at 1:47 am #126150In the last 70 days we have played 19 matches which is near enough 1 game every three and a half days so there could be a good argument for the tinkering and general rotation of the squad
21 January 2014 at 2:02 am #126151in the last 45 years i have probably worked between 15000 and 16000 days.so there is a good argument for general rotation of boozing and fishing a couple of times a week.
good cast
21 January 2014 at 4:21 am #126158It was certainly came as a shock to the Latics. They were in a run of eight games without defeat. In contrast, Doncaster had gone nine games without a win.
Rosler admitted Doncaster, who had only scored twice in their previous nine game, deserved their victory. “We weren’t at our best and I think the run of games we’ve had recently caught up with us,” he said.
That’s not entirely convincing as an explanation. It can hardly apply to;
Al-Habsi
Browning
Beausejour
Fortuné – 65′
Boyce
Maynard
Espinoza – 80′
GómezBarnett, however, certainly does deserve a rest.
21 January 2014 at 2:07 pm #126163Tired legs eh …..You need to select ‘Appearances’ from the dropdown !
21 January 2014 at 9:47 pm #126173I think what those figures show are a team with a consistant line up having played fewer games than us they have had a consistant back four ,goalkeeper have a player who has scored 17 goals probably been together for a couple of seasons not had many injuries or travelled across Europe good effort though
22 January 2014 at 2:08 am #126193correct and won one game in the last nine, or something like that, cant be arsed to look it up as I have to re-spool a baitrunner.
5:1
22 January 2014 at 3:43 am #126196I think what those figures show are a team with a consistant line up having played fewer games than us they have had a consistant back four ,goalkeeper have a player who has scored 17 goals probably been together for a couple of seasons not had many injuries or travelled across Europe good effort thoughI think you have missed my point here ! Their regular starters have played more than most of our squad respectively and they are showing no sign of this ” Tired legs ” bollocks !
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