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My initial appraisal based on Scottish fans feedback was he would be a benchwarmer at best. Looks like that might be an over ambitious assessment.
He looks poor and doubt he will ever play for us.
He looked far better in the games he has played than Chris McCann has in the games he’s played
Grandparents Day. What a sham.
I adored my Gran when she was alive and on the ‘first’ Grandparents Day I told her I wasn’t buying her a card etc etc to which she replied ‘Good. I’d give you a slap if you did’.
As for cards from and even too the f*cking pets!!!!!!!!! The dog doesn’t know it’s Christmas, doesn’t care it’s Christmas and even if it did it can’t read!!!!!!!!!
YES GRIFF!!! Could not agree more. Can’t stand any one of those ‘holidays’. All been Americanised to death and are constantly rammed down your throat.
I’m often referred too as a miserable b*stard when saying the above but I’m damn proud of it.
Consider this blog ‘liked’.
Isn’t Espinoza an ever present for Honduras these days?He played the full 90 minutes at weekend and fed the pass for the winning goal.
Similar to Owen Coyle…..I appear to have forgotten about Roger.
He is mentioned on the BBC link though which I obviously knew ;)
Blackpool is a dive agreed but find me somewhere in the North of England that isn’t.
I’m looking forward to several beers, a stroll down the front and some donuts on my way back to the station. Might even buy another “Kiss me quick squeeze me slow” hat after someone nicked my last one when I was in Sheffield on a stag do.
Oh, and 3 points of course.
Mid table in the Championship with 2 games in hand that will take us into the playoff mix.
Unbeaten in Europe and with a VERY good chance of qualifying.
Unbeaten at home despite trailing in a few games.
SACK HIM!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
He’s doing an ok job at the moment. I have concerns over why he didn’t sign a striker in the window when we already had one out injured and the other lacking fitness but I’ve been happy with more of his work than I’ve been upset with so far.
Would be unfair to judge him until the new year though I feel.
Coyle stated when he took over that he’s a big fan of the sport and will try to get to some games when he can.
Scott Carson is a supposed life long Wigan fan and a friend of his plays for Whitehaven.
Joey Barton regularly comments on the televised matches.
Rio Ferdinand tweeted good luck to the Wigan players before they beat Leeds and then tweeted about being Champions. He has been to Wigan games with Wayne Rooney (supposedly a Leeds fan), Ryan Giggs (life long Wigan fan), Gary Neville and Roy Keane.
Ryan Giggs was interviewed at half time during the state of origin decider in Australia and the whole Utd squad watched the game live.
Football fans may hate the sport, but most players love it.
Most footballers love golf as well, which says a lot about using them to legitimise your argument, many of them also like dogging, shagging grannies and group sex which all come further up the scale of acceptable pastimes before golf.[/quote]
Wasn’t really an argument. More a statement that it is loved by footballers.
I meant on sky, who are the company currently under-paying for what is quite a popular product. Free TV will always attract more viewers. Based on that theory, women’s football is more popular than Championship Football, where the viewing figures are less than 500,000. Very few premiership games get over 1 million viewers.The actual breakdown is only available via subscription, but FYI, the Superbowl was watched by 173,000 on Sky Sports, with the next best being 125000 for a divisional play-off. I cant be bothered to find the other sports.
The only way you’ll win this one is hard evidence mate.
Lets say get the viewing figures for the Superbowl, First day of the first Ashes test, Grand Final, Playoff final and 3rd Lions test.
If you can’t be bothered looking then by all means PM me your details and I’ll look. I’ve seen the stats for RL before so I know you aren’t lying.
Promotion and relegation doesn’t work in Super League because of the financial gaps. The promoted club just buys the players from the relegated club and then gets relegated themselves.
Oh, and Wigan didn’t break a single rule this year Donny and St Helens have broken the salary cap more times than Wigan. Good effort though.
