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We’ve actually beaten 5 of the top 6 away. and should’ve beaten Barnsley.
We haven’t beaten any of the bottom 6 away.
It’s typical Wigan!
The team of the mid 80’s were superb to watch.
Unfortunately we couldn’t get 4000 of the “sport loving Wiganers” through the turnstiles, and those that did turn up still slated every mistake.And so VAT after all those years you must know that losing games is part and parcel of following the Tics, and so should not affect your life too much. We all cry on the inside when we lose, we’ll I do anyway!
This season is turning out exactly or even better than most people predicted, This current form of inconsistency is how young teams develop, and as supporters we need to stick with them to play our part to help them develop. If we’re not up for that we’re following the wrong team and should sell our soul to Manure.
Every manager has to gamble. Every team selections, substitution, transfer and many other decisions is a roll of the dice. And we would all bet differently in hindsight.
Maloney has a relatively weak hand and so some of his gambles don’t come off, but some do. There’s not exactly a que at the door door of managers who’ve never made a mistake us there?But I’m wasting my time saying all this.
At Springfield Park the likes of of young Jewell, Newell, Langley, Cook and others were regularly barracked for any mistake, so some things never change.
It take backbone to support a team like Wigan Athletic. We will always lose games no matter who the manager is.
Anyone who can’t deal with that should support another team.
Every defeat is a dagger to the heat, and sometimes when we only draw. But it should not mean that you’re weekend is a disaster, there are more important things in life.
I wasn’t there today but it did sound like a total f**k up all round.
Maybe they’ll be on sale at the ticket office on Saturday afternoon
Surely not every club is late giving us tickets?
I particularly liked the picture of the young lady asking for 2 pints, or 2 of something from the Shrewsbury fans.
I’m generally a happy clapper and I understand why Maloney plays Magennis, we’ve literally nobody else at the moment.
But yesterday he was more of a hindrance to us with his loose passes setting up Shrewsbury’s attack, and offsides stopping our attacks.I think we’ve played better and lost this season, but its good to see we’ve got a lot of fight in the team.