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Anyone willing to predict the score?
On paper we should be beaten by about 12 – 0, especially after Monday nights results. But both clubs have points to prove after our last two Cup meetings. I would like to think that City do not appreciate the passion, determination and tenacity of Wigan and our supporters.
I hope for a bit of luck ie a Wigan penalty and a City player sent off that turns the game our way (it happens)!
And on that basis I predict a 2 – 2 draw.
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Mick: “The local swimming pool.”
DW was filled to capacity in 2008 against Man U. This game is just as big….. 24500
I’ve put your prediction on Lawrie although due to retrictions I think you are being a tad optimistic.[/quote]
I am an optimist
Yes it was a midweek match and it was the first home game.
First league match was against Hereford Town…
“Established in 1932, the club would establish itself as a big name in non-league football over the forthcoming 46 years, claiming four Cheshire League and Lancashire Combination titles, as well as two Northern Premier League honours shortly before their election to the Football League in 1978.”
That is when Southport were dropped from the fourth Division and were replaced by Wigan Athletic.
The first game Wigan ever played in that league was against Hull City and they lost 4-0. I was there and I would stake my life on it.
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“Could I have two Pissoles please?” he asks the lady shop assistant.
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