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  • in reply to: Semi final tickets #128777

    From what I gather from reading the ticket sales schedule, it sounds like the ticket office are giving priority to those that queue up and wait.

    If there is a queue outside the ticket office the phones and the online sale portal will be switched off. So it could be Tuesday or Wednesday before you will be able to by via those methods.

    It also says that it is 2 per season ticket, so I can’t see them veering away from that either.

    Jayt I also thought that when I first read it, but having checked it again, the priority for ticket office callers, only applies when they go on general sale, not from Monday. There is a double asterix with reference to general sale mate. B)[/quote]

    Maybe the priority is for the supports club only ;)

    in reply to: Was this possibly our biggest ever cup upset? #128422
    City have strengthened considerably since last season and have arguably a much stronger squad than last season.
    We on the other hand have cut back drastically on last season, wages wise, and on paper have a weaker team, but overall we may have a stronger squad of players.
    What we have regained under Rosler though is the belief that we can beat anyone, the whole squad works their bollocks off for each and we have learned how to defend and soak up pressure.
    Overall I tend to agree with you though, this was probably a bigger upset than the victory in May, and the prize again is another trip to Wembley, the home of football and of Wigan Athletic.

    Cracking performance and stresfull to watch….. loved every minute of it.

    Reminded me of the Arsenal game in the prem a few years back at their place, the 2-1 game when we went 2 up dead early on.

    Boyce, what a man.

    in reply to: Drunk/Addicted Football XI #128220

    Manager has to be Alex Ferguson…

    I thought edinburghlatic was upset that Griff didn’t accept his suggestion. But what is Sir Alex addicted to? Success perhaps?

    Griff wrote

    Apart from a quite ridiculous suggestion of Alex Ferguson, nobody has managed to come up with anyone that we hadn’t already considered.

    Edinburghlatic wrote

    Shakes head and walks away.

    Do you ever wonder why people turn away from this site.

    itwasbackintheday wrote

    Spot on observation there edinburghlatic.[/quote]

    Maybe I can let you in a secret, the former man utd manager was into drinking…. which could possible qualify as a suggestion for manager… there I’ve said it…

    As for Griffs response, am sure he knows how pathetic those responses are and how they wont encourage people to contribute on this site. But I doubt many people dont know that.

    in reply to: Drunk/Addicted Football XI #128211

    During a conversation at our Thursday Night Football last week about my 5-4-Friday, we digressed to a Football XI of players known for addictions of some sort, or at least a very well documented liking for something they shouldn’t.

    We came up with a decent team – if only you could keep them out of the pub/bookies/pharmacy!

    GK – Peter Shilton

    RB – Gary Charles
    CB – Tony Adams
    CB – Paul McGrath
    LB – Kenny Sansom

    RM – Paul Merson
    CM – Bryan Robson
    CM – Paul Gascoigne
    LM – George Best

    FW – Diego Maradona
    FW – Jimmy Greaves

    Manager – Brian Clough/Howard Kendall

    Any improvements?

    Apart from a quite ridiculous suggestion of Alex Ferguson, nobody has managed to come up with anyone that we hadn’t already considered. However, I should probably have pointed out that selection for the team was based on a vague formula comprising a combination of quality of player and level/notoriety of alleged addictedness. That’s why Roy Carroll/Warren Aspinall were considered, for example, but were ultimately rejected in favour of better players.[/quote]

    Shakes head and walks away.

    Do you ever wonder why people turn away from this site.

    in reply to: Ben Watson update #128197

    Good to see us standing by the player.

    in reply to: Music in the ground #128196
    I am an old fart and echo the sentiments of those on here who do not want the music to return. Just because it’s different and something new doesn’t mean it should be accepted as good thing. It was cringeworthy and I hated it with a passion.
    Kids of course like naff things so it will appeal to them in the same way “The Wheels on the Bus Go Round and Round” and “One Direction” do at various times in their lives. Thankfully most of them grow out of it and go on to appreciate that a goal can be celebrated properly without the need of a prompt.

    Personally I would like to hear the Benny Hill theme tuen when we score.

    in reply to: Drunk/Addicted Football XI #128195
    During a conversation at our Thursday Night Football last week about my 5-4-Friday, we digressed to a Football XI of players known for addictions of some sort, or at least a very well documented liking for something they shouldn’t.

    We came up with a decent team – if only you could keep them out of the pub/bookies/pharmacy!

    GK – Peter Shilton

    RB – Gary Charles
    CB – Tony Adams
    CB – Paul McGrath
    LB – Kenny Sansom

    RM – Paul Merson
    CM – Bryan Robson
    CM – Paul Gascoigne
    LM – George Best

    FW – Diego Maradona
    FW – Jimmy Greaves

    Manager – Brian Clough/Howard Kendall

    Any improvements?

    Manager has to be Alex Ferguson…

    in reply to: Music in the ground #128109

    I believe oppositions fans mocking us in the premiership by singing the music was one factor, playing music takes away from the fans celebration and impacts the atmosphere is another.

    It was tried and disliked by a lot of fans, not sure there was a poll but this is Wigan Latics, maybe the music is played exclusively for some lol

    in reply to: Gomez – Contract #128040

    Gomez would be mad to stay given the horrific reception the majority of our fans have given him. He may have found his level, but I suspect if he is in a stronger team he will get the time he needs to play his game.

    Freebie to Everton in the summer !

    in reply to: Ryan Tunnicliffe on Loan #127768

    Word on the street with United fans is that he’s a Roy Keane hard man character..

    in reply to: England Euro 2016 draw #127737

    They need to revam European football and create interesting games. Create 2 or 3 leagues, where the top group play for seeding at major championships, lower seeds play for the playoff places and promotion.

    This way we get to see the big teams play and people will keep interested, rather than the two games every 2 years and then we get knocked out of the euro’s/world cup.

    Why should the top revenue earners pay for football development in eastern europe and such like by playing meaningless games. Its not as though they vote for us in the Eurovision….

    in reply to: Latics on telly #127733
    My rugby viewing record in recent seasons

    Season – Matches played Missed Watched on TV – Reason

    2013 – 35 1 1 – France, couldn’t afford
    2012 – 33 4 1 – Featherstone away, working
    2011 – 36 2 1 – In-laws birthday
    2010 – 34 2 1 – Hull away, working
    2009 – 34 1 0

    Exception to the rule there clearly :)

    Am genuinely astonished they show the chubbies on TV, who would care?

    in reply to: February Manager Of The Month #127732

    Odds are in favour of victory for managers of the month in the game following the award, myth about the jinx.

    in reply to: FA Cup Photo #127610

    You express the positive message so well.

    Dont need to go, I had my picture taken months ago with it.

    Thanks for thinking of the little people.

    in reply to: Cardiff v Wigan Cup Tie #127266

    Is the game likely to be called off? New storm to hit on Friday, given rail links to Cardiff are off what are the odds?

    If we do play, think he will play McManaman, Gomez and Espinoza.

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