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  • in reply to: Lets get a rough idea #7719

    Pointless

    in reply to: Brown #7164

    Cheers mate. I only post them on here if they are 100% accurate.

    in reply to: Brown #7158

    Portsmouth it is. He flew down last night, and it’s been on the cards for over a week – hence the mystery illness.

    Try Fulham.[/quote]

    Portsmouth booked him on the Manchester to Southampton Flybe flight, have put him up at the Solent Hotel and have gave him a medical at Eastleigh yesterday afternoon.

    So, if he’s going to Fulham, they’ll be mightily hacked off.

    in reply to: maynor on his way #7139

    Would agree with you on that. Edman starts, Figueroa on the bench – which in all honestly is what I’d prefer whether or not he stays.

    Edman is a better defender, and although Figueroa is better going forward, his final ball is often woeful.

    in reply to: Prater Yed is back again #7138

    Oh, here you go, here is a barrel for you to spread-eagle yourself over, Mr Whelan[/quote]

    Succinctly put Griff!

    in reply to: maynor on his way #7136

    There’s absolutely nothing we can do about it. I know I’ll get cut down for saying it, but Sunderland are a more established club than Wigan, and offer a more attractive proposition to a player.

    When is the last time you heard about a Wigan player leaving the club kicking and screaming after being forced out, or a player rejecting a move and opting to pledge his future to us?

    Sunderland can pay more money per week, and have a more realistic chance of qualifying for European football – albeit sometime in the future.
    If they want to go, they’ll go, and I’d put money on Figueroa not being a Wigan player by the end of the transfer window.

    in reply to: Most embarrassing defeats! #7132

    Agree Canvey Island but look what happened after that in was onwards and upwards,gossip has it that Whelan went into the drssing room after that game and told all the senior pro’s that Jewell was the man and they could all f*** off.On talk sport yesterday they aired the interview with Ian Holloway who said his players listened to him ,but all the touchline instructions from Martinez were seemed to be ignored by Wigan players either they could not understand or prepared to ignore make your own conclusion, but is there a troublemaker in the camp?

    Wrong mate, that was after the Wrexham defeat in the auto-windscreens, or whatever it was called then.

    Perhaops, now is the time for him to visit the dressing room again.

    Knowing nothing about it at all, but if I had to pick a nigger* in the woodpile, I would point the finger at Scharner. Totally unfounded accusation of course, but that would be my guess if I had to pick one.

    * can you still use that phrase?[/quote]

    In response, no you can’t unless you are of Afro-Caribbean origin yourself, and/or fluent in jive* (*circa 1980 – see the movie ‘Airplane’ for working examples)

    Would agree that Scharner may be the bad apple, but we also have a never-been-happy-since- I-arrived Kapo, and happy-slapper King in camp.

    in reply to: LISTEN TO MY OPINION, I’M A PROPER FAN #7028

    You forgot to throw in the name of an odd old palyer or two, and say that Bramble, Kirkland, Melchiot etc are not fit to lace their boots etc.

    in reply to: Match day money #7022
    (1) Whelan doesnt have the money that MAF has
    (2) And Bolton’s team is better where exactly? They sold Anelka so what’s the difference?
    (3) Players come Players go…so what?
    (4) I doubt that we would get an extra 3000 fans if we bought Ronaldo for £100M – I am a season ticket holder and always have been – I think lower attendances are due to people being skint, free T.V. in pubs and also the late commers to latics – they have never thought about putting money aside for a season ticket because they never had to, unlike me who always puts money aside ;)
    (5) So what you are saying is invest all of the money for the sake of it? Why?

    ….I recon Whelan is creating a nice nest egg for when he leaves us in the same way Jack Walker did for Blackburn….who actualy thinks we would suvive a season without Whelan???

    How long have you been following the Latics Bob? I guess you wasn’t watching the them at the late 80’s or early 90’s??

    Also Jimmy, you forgot to mention that Fulham is in one of Britain’s most affluent areas, and their average fans’ disposal income is second only to Chelsea’s. Dead right you’d invest in them if you had the money.

    in reply to: Brown #7020

    Portsmouth it is. He flew down last night, and it’s been on the cards for over a week – hence the mystery illness.

    in reply to: Brown #6995

    This is 100% legitimate. Unfortunately though, we won’t be having an over inflated price met by the likes of Chelsea.

    in reply to: On my way down to the DW last Saturday… #6615

    I have a couple of neighbours who profess to being Liverpool supporters. Despite both being late thirties, I doubt if either of them have been to Anfield more than half a dozen times in their lives. Both have grown up in Standish, and neither of them, that I’m aware of, comes from a Scouse family – Standish being Standish, everyone tends to know everyone via a degree or two of separation.

    Anyway, a couple of seasons ago, I walked into the Dog and Partridge in Standish, when a Liverpool match was on. The pub was heaving, and there in their replica red shirts were the two neighbours, who acknowledged me as I went in. I went to the bar to get the Mrs and myself drinks, when one of the neighbours came to the bar.

    ‘Orr-eh, do yooos two want a drinkkk?’

    This bloke speaks with a Wigan accent Monday to Friday, but it appears that on Saturdays when Liverpool are on the telly, the minute he walks through the D&P pub door, his body is possessed by Joey Boswell.

    Needless to say, we drank up and left.

    Saw the same neighbours a few days later who greeted me with ‘Oreet?’ Pitiful.

    On the other hand, I’ve got a mate who has had a season ticket at Liverpool for twenty-odd years – it was his dad’s ticket before him, and he’s watched them all over Europe. He’s as broad Wigan as is possible in a normal human, and says he feels uncomfortable when the Scousers play Wigan. He didn’t go last season as he got p*ssed off with all the woolly-back / inbreds/ sh*t ground, sh*t fans comments, as after all, they were taking the p*ss out of his kin-folk.

    For him, I have respect. Doesn’t belittle Wigan, but hasn’t switched allegiance and jumped on the bandwagon.

    in reply to: Everton On Sunday. #6502

    I recon the fatties nicked it off Man U rather than it being the other way round!

    in reply to: Everton On Sunday. #6499

    It’s a Man U song.

    in reply to: costly move #6366

    A Birmingham cast off,
    This will surely get the crowds flocking to the DW.

    So was Palacios…[/quote]
    Aye your right there, but Mcgleish hadn’t seen him play and so is kappo and de ridder[/quote]

    Kapo was one of Birmingham’s better players, but De Ridder was also crap there.

    I think it just goes to show that Birmingham are as clueless as us.

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