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Can I be cheeky as ask what you do for a living if your job takes you to so many exotic places? :)
He is the Prime Minister’s aide ( Think Little Britain ! ) :cheer:[/quote]
Never seen an episode of Little Britain mate. :huh:
…you go up on some fantastic escalators, but have to walk down.
My flabber is gasted. What the hell constitutes a fantastic escalator?! ;)[/quote]
With my knees usually one that’s working !! :cheer:
Is there a strong case for starting both on the bench Sunday? I know Everton were poor but I thought we looked defensively sound last Saturday.Totally agree.
Money talks and supporters needs are not even considered.
The problem I’ve got is getting the Mrs and my 16 year old safely back across London after the game as we’ve gotta get to Waterloo to get back to Woking were we are staying.
A potential nightmare considering who we are playing. :(
From Club Website
Latics to face Millwall on Saturday with 5.15PM kick off
Wigan Athletic can confirm that the FA Cup with Budweiser semi final against Millwall will take place on Saturday 13 April with a 5.15pm kick off, live on ESPN.
The club have been allocated 31,863 seats in the East End of Wembley Stadium, with adult tickets available from £30.00, £40.00, £50.00 and £60.00, with a £10.00 reduction in each area for concessions.
When tickets go on sale, Wigan Athletic Season Ticket Holders will each be eligible to purchase three tickets per season ticket.
Full details including on sale dates will be confirmed next week.
£60.00 – somebody is seriously taking the piss I think. :angry:
Who in their right mind would fork that much out ?
Personally i hope its millwall. Blackburn have a score to settle with us after we sent them down last season (though many will say they were already down – but it was WE who put the final nail in the coffin) & because of this will be fired up.
think millwall have a few scores to settle with us as well :ohmy:[/quote]
Hope to god it’s not Millwall. We’ll be coming in from Woking to Waterloo then the tube via Marylebone to Wembley.Don’t fancy being stuck on the tube with the Mrs and 16 year old daughter with a bunch of Millwall psycho’s !!
Actually, looking more closely I’ll go for Micky Quinn.You were right the first time.
Peter Houghton heading the equaliser against Chesterfield in the FA Cup.
We were at that time 6th from bottom of the 4th Division with 20 points. :(
I played snooker against Dave McMullen around that time at Goose Green Labour Club. I was in with one of my mates and he came over for a chat as I was wearing a Wishbone Ash sweatshirt.He was a big Rainbow fan as I recall.Nice bloke too.
Bumped into him again in the Royal Oak one night – he was with Mark Wignall and Jim Oliver. Remember them? I remember Wignall scored 2 great goals against Chelsea when we beat them 4-2 in the league cup.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/0/football/21748762Seems a little foolish this late in the season
Bit churlish as he got them promoted.
Bloody chairman (apart from ours) they haven’t got a clue !! :)
