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Can’t think of many off the top of my head who have come back to haunt us
I also don’t remember many coming back to haunt us, but remember a couple in one off games.
Mark Leonard scoring for Rochdale when they did the double over us in our promotion season. I remember him particularly enjoying that goal, but I personally wasn’t haunted.
I also seem to remember Alan Johnson scoring against us when he left for Lincoln.
Maybe Tony Kelly is one that haunted us while at Bolton? Gliding past our defenders to score as we were getting relegated in 1993.[/quote]Here is the proof
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sgMBnk-GfiU%5B/quote%5D
David lee in that clip as well
(Shuffles awkwardly on his chair)Anyone having anything interesting for lunch?
An Pork and egg barm :ohmy:
Give it a rest man – it is we who are bored.
amen brother even though it’s harder being an cricket captain to an football one
Brief highlights http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WVjVRjfdC64
from a Derby fan on Derbymad
Hind-sight imbues great wisdom but let’s face it this result was clearly written on the Fickle Mistress Football’s chalk-board. When SMcC said this would be a different game to the last New Year’s day one I did wonder if that was the right message to give out. WAFC are the best side to have visited the iPro this season; full of great energy and movement from first to last, they pressed Derby very high up; for example at one point in the game, Butland received the ball back from a centre-half 4 times in the space of 5 seconds as the Wigan men harried and closed in. It always looked like a game that Wigan could win and shows that they are definitely in a false position int he table. They will be top 6 come the season’s end. Rossler clearly is a master tactician and will be able to sell his pre-match recipe to other Championship managers. That said, Wigan showed gargantuan bucket fulls of energy and athleticism and clearly have the squad to get right back up the slippery slope. Calero should have been given a pop today as a sub rather than the hapless Best who would actually struggle to find that cow’s **** with an extra-wide banjo.
We will thank Wigan for this football lesson because today we played very poorly. Sometimes getting to the top of the table results in a bout of misplaced complacency and it showed today. :ohmy: :ohmy:you would of thought LMB would have posted this elsewhere
