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No – not really suitable for all – particularly younger or more sensitive readers – I think, so better not to ;)
This guy looks straight out of Crimewatch:
http://www.tctubantia.nl/sport/fctwente/7040853/Stam-kan-bij-Wigan-opvolger-Melchiot-worden.eceBecause a pre-season friendly isn’t about providing entertainment for the public – it’s to give players a bit of a warm-up. And that applies to potential opponents too.
Why would Real Madrid want to bring their team to Wigan just before the season? They would only bring a team of reserves with a few first team too.
There are a few little tournaments that have good sponsorship attached to them (AC are at the Emirates with Arsenal, Lyon and Celtic) but in the main friendlies aren’t worth the effort.
We only played Man U in the opening game at the JJB which is a bit out of the ordinary, unless you’re counting the Lancashire Cup game years ago when the United Youth team played (fair enough, it included Beckham and Scholes and Neville, but we didn’t know them at the time). Everton too had mainly reserves out.
Be grateful that through the season you will see some of the top teams and players in the world.
We could never wear red? You mean like the red kit we wore when we won the Division 2 title at Huddersfield?
Does anyone know when the new away kit is due to be released?
Didn’t know it had been arrested.[/quote]
When I was much younger I once bought a magazine that on the front said “Free Nelson Mandela”.
I looked right through it when I got home, but I didn’t get one. :(
On wikipedia the Away kit is the same style of the home kit but its red with whiteOh if it’s on Wikipedia it must be true, because that’s how the club release all their information……. :?
A woman goes into a Liverpool jobcentre and the clerk asks the names of the brood of children gathered around.
“Well, my eldest son is Pat. Then there’s my daughter, Pat. The next son is Pat. Then another son Pat. The youngest girl is called Pat, and the little lad he’s Pat.”
The clerk looked astonished and said “They’re all called Pat? Isn’t that a bit confusing?”
“No. If I want them to come for dinner, I just shout “your dinner’s ready Pat”. If they’re messing around I say “Stop that, Pat”. If it’s time for them to go to school I say “Come on Pat, get ready””
“But what if you just want to speak to one of them”
“Oh then I use their surname”
