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This regards anyone that watched Wigan play in pre-season
The second half team that martinez played in pre-season looked alot more up for the games than the first half team which no doubt was our starting line-up. These were players like Cho and Bouaouzan who played outstanding against preston yet cant even feature in the carling cup game against blackpool.
i think martinez needs to change this 4-5-1 bullshit and sign some decent PREIMERSHIP players
He probably would…………….
IF he was allowed to.
He had his team sorted, with Cattermole running things in midfield, putting the tackles in, and spraying the ball about (especially at PNE), and then two days before the season starts, we sell him.
Now we have sold Brown. The entire midfield has been sold since January. Hardly building a team for Europe, is it?
Worst mistake Bob will ever make, was to come back here, working for Whelan.
I sit in the East stand and on a clear day if you look closely you can see the strings attached to Martinez. They lead up towards the vip seats where a man in a dark overcoat appears to be working them !
I sit in the East stand and on a clear day if you look closely you can see the strings attached to Martinez. They lead up towards the vip seats where a man in a dark overcoat appears to be working them !what a load of rubbish !
i have it on good authority,he is radio controlled
He probably would…………….IF he was allowed to.
He had his team sorted, with Cattermole running things in midfield, putting the tackles in, and spraying the ball about (especially at PNE), and then two days before the season starts, we sell him.
Now we have sold Brown. The entire midfield has been sold since January. Hardly building a team for Europe, is it?
Worst mistake Bob will ever make, was to come back here, working for Whelan.
spaying the ball about? he couldn’t pass for toffee. you’re clearly a wind up merchant
beaut!!!!
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