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  • in reply to: Penalties #125894

    Stuart Attwell has refereed in the top flight & is currently a football league referee. Admittedly though he made a lot of errors in the premier league (including sending Caldwell off at City with the scores at 0-0) which is why he is no longer a top flight ref!!

    You could also argue however that as the players at this level aren’t as good they make more error than premier league players & hence there are more mistimed challenges, handballs etc.. & that’s why there are more penalties being awarded – off the top of my head I can;t think of too many that Latics have given away that I would disagree with

    in reply to: Dicko #125886
    The evidence is there in both his loan spells that he can find the back of the net.

    is it really??
    let’s not forget that when he was on loan at a club at Latics current level last season, Blackpool’s manager rarely started him & used him as an impact sub for the last 10 minutes or so & that was why Latics recalled him.
    Similarly when he was at Wolves at the back end of the season they played 8 games after he joined. he started 1, was sub in 3, played no part in 4 games & scored 1 goal.
    Yes he scored 5 in 5 for Rotherham this season, but that could well be a flash in the pan (that Macheda or whatever his name is got a glut when he first joined Doncaster on loan this season then the goals soon dried up) & it is also in League 1. We’ve all seen enough following latics up through the leagues to know that coz a player can hit a few in League 1 it’s no guarantee that he’ll get them when they step up a division.
    At the end of the day, 3 Latics managers (4 if you include Barrow’s brief stint as caretaker) have had the chance to watch him in training & chuck him into the first team regularly & all of em have decided not to – that tells me everything I need to know
    It may well be that he goes to Wolves, is a great success, they get promoted & he continues to score goals but as his contract is up in the summer, I’d have a guess that even if Latics were prepared to give him more time & had offered him a new deal that he said he would only sign if he was given first team football & it seems that after having watched him in training Rosler has decided either that a) he isn’t good enough or b) he isn’t ready for teh Championship, so he won’t sign a deal & therefore it is best for Latics that they cash in on him now

    in reply to: fa cup replays on tv #125799
    I guess it comes down to the selling of advertising space for those televised replays. Each of the 4 clubs have far more attraction than MK Dons, and I guess that the TV audience will therefore be bigger.

    That’s exactly it. TV companies aren’t charities & want the biggest return on their investment that they can get – the 2 games they’ve chosen will bring in far more advertising revenue than the likes of the MK Dons v Latics game
    Besides which I wouldn’t give MK Dons the steam off my …..

    in reply to: the marmite midfielder #125637

    If someone was talking bollocks I should have guessed it would have been you!!! ;-)
    We’ll have to agree to disagree coz neither of us can prove why Gomez isn’t at a club with better players. For me though the best players go to the best clubs hence why Gomez is at Latics & not a club higher up the footballing ladder. It’s why he didn’t make it at Barcelona & why a normally struggling top flight/yo yo club like Espanyol let him go. It’s also why when Latics star players have been cherry picked that he is still here. None of that is any disgrace to him but I just can’t buy into that he would thrive in a better team stuff as I think it’s more likely that his deficiencies would be exposed by having better players around him – in a similar way to how many of those who have been cherry picked or agitated for a move away haven’t quite been as successful as they would have hoped at their new clubs.
    Not wanting to get into another one of our debates but surely by saying that the better teams have someone in the playmaker role who is better than him backs up my argument that Latics (or similar level clubs) are his level ;-) !!

    in reply to: the marmite midfielder #125626

    I neither like or dislike Gomez. I like to think that I can see what qualities he brings to the team & what faults he has, but this article seems to me to paint him as Lionel Messi II.
    It reminds me of a debate on here a couple of seasons ago where someone said that if he had better players round him then everyone would rave about him – from memory I think it was said that if he was at Man U he’d be one of their key players.
    Sorry but I don’t buy that type of argument – he has played for a struggling prem/championship side coz that’s his level. I wish I was that good like, but if he was better than where he currently is then he would be playing for a better/bigger club. One of the managers of a top side who tend to know a thing or two about they type of players needed to challenge at the top of the game or even in that mid table top flight bracket would have taken a punt on him but they haven’t. That says everything to me
    He is who he is. He is neither than modern day footballing genius indicated by the article or the devil incarnate as he is painted out by some of the DW boo boys. He is capable of some good stuff that none of our other players are capable of & he is also capable of some bad stuff that very few of our other players get caught out with.
    For why he gets slated for mistakes & others don’t, see previous debates on Teale/McCulloch, Roberts/Haworth, o’Neill/whoever his midfield partner was!!

    in reply to: Game abandoned #125024

    Rosler said prior to the game that some players would be staying at home to ensure they were fit for Saturday

    in reply to: Sheffield Wednesday #124975

    No it isn’t a tenner for away fans as well – apparently each club can run 4 ticket offers a season for home supporters which it doesn’t have to offer away fans as well. So say latcis anyway & that’s how they are able to do offers like the 3 for £33 that the did recently whilst offering no discount to away fans

    The club seem to say that you can pay on the day but that it costs a quid more (see link)
    http://www.wiganlatics.co.uk/news/article/13-11-29-ticket-details-sheff-weds-a-1211838.aspx

    in reply to: caldwell, al habsi & powell #124966

    Reet, I’ve done a bit of research.

    If you look on the FA standardised rules it says “A Player on Long Term Loan may not be recalled, except for a goalkeeper or where the Player is to be transferred permanently by the Club (or club) holding his registered
    contract. A Player other than a goalkeeper so recalled cannot be permitted to play for the Club (or club) holding his registration after such recall until the end of the Playing Season. Players so recalled can only be replaced by a further Long Term Loan with permission from the Company.”
    The standardised rules tend to be for lower league levels to use as a template for their competition rules

    The Football League website says “Standard loans can be for a half season or full season. Any recall clause requiring the early termination of a standard loan can only be included in a full season standard loan & this can only be activated during the second (January) transfer window. Any other early termination of a standard loan must be by way of a mutual agreement in writing between both clubs & player but can only be completed after an expiry of 28 days and only during a transfer window”

    So yes a loaning club can put a recall clause in a season long transfer but that can only be activated in January (apart from a keeper) unless both clubs & the player agree to one at a different time – in that instance I’m pretty certain that if United came in tomorrow & they said they wanted Powell back then he would go back as United may say they would not send any more Unietd players out to Latics at any point in the future

    in reply to: caldwell, al habsi & powell #124936
    As for powell, i assumed he was on a season long loan like lukaku at everton. Chelsea are not able to recall him until the end of the season. I thought the same principle applied with powell, in that he too cannot be recalled until the summer.

    A parent club is able to put whatever conditions they want to in a loan deal no matter how long it is & in turn the club getting the player is free to accept or reject those.
    Therefore if Chelsea cannot recall Lukaku it is because Chelsea agreed to a no recall clasue.
    If United are able to recall Nick Powell that will be because United weren’t prepared to put a no recall clause in the loan deal & Latics were happy to accept that.
    Just coz Powell & Lukaku’s deals are a season long doesn’t mean that because one parent club can’t recall their player that the other parent club can’t recall their player either

    in reply to: 5-4-Friday… 5 Bad Managers #124793

    It’s Chris “Hutchings” not “Hutchins”
    Who do you get to proof read this stuff??? ;-)

    in reply to: Last Night’s Game #124785

    Well according to some absolute bell end stood near us in Maribor, “that Espinoza is f****n sh**e. He’s the worst f****n player on the f****n pitch. I wouldn’t have him in my f****n Sunday team. He is f****n w**k. He is though int’he? He is absolutely f****n sh**e. How the f****n hell is he in the team?”
    And on & on & on & on for quite some time
    I know he’d probably had a few like but he was gettin right on my nerves

    in reply to: Wine or Skiing in Maribor? #124486

    Joanne from travel puzzle will e-mail you the details. She’s sent it me a couple of times – I’d forward it to you now but my phone only stores so many days e-mails so I can’t get to it (she sent it last around the time she have you my details)

    in reply to: dark horse enters race #124408

    He’s one that I thought of as a decent candidate for the job in the summer – he was on the fringes of the top 10 at the bookies for the job but didn’t seem to get considered by Whelan

    I thought of him this time too & if it is true I wish I’d taken the odds of 33/1 which he was on yesterday

    in reply to: First game without Coyle #124350

    I don’t think Coyle being a former Bolton manager had much to do with the stick he received – his performance there possibly, but not just purely coz he was their manager. It certainly wasn’t for me nor any of the Latics fans I know.

    Really? You should take a look on Facebook and Twitter. For most of them it is the only reason he received stick.[/quote]
    Correct. He was doomed to failure from the minute he was even linked with the job.

    Just ask Scoffy and his ‘ABC’ Facebook page.[/quote]

    I think that’s only true in the sense that some people didn’t like him for his Bolton connections & were looking for his failures whilst ignoring the good that he did. In that sense it is similar to the fact that Martinez got less (open) stick than most other managers would have done at times during his reign coz he was a Latics legend
    However in both cases, if Coyle had come out & his team were playing great football, performing well, scoring, getting good results then that wouldn’t have mattered. Bobby at times of most pressure was always able to pull one of results out of the bag or put a run together (or win a Cup!!) so the stick never reached mass open revolt.
    It doesn’t hide the fact that for the most part Coyle was garbage & he would still be here of Whelan thought that he was the right man for the job & hadn’t (allegedly) come back from Barbados to find the playing side of the club in disarray coz lets not forget that there were times when some fans called for the head of Bobby & Jewell & Whelan’s response was that they were the right men for the job and if they were forced out he would leave
    I don’t think the fans had much bearing on Coyle leaving

    in reply to: First game without Coyle #124318
    Do you think that Barrow will adopt the style of Martinez or do you think he will continue from the last game…it will be interesting to see…

    In my opinion, I don;t think that there are enough of the Martinez era players available to revert to his style successfully with only 3 days training under their belts – after the best part of 2 years playing it some players still struggled with it at times last season
    If Barrow & Stewart change anything they are gonna have to be basic & to systems that the players are familiar with from past experience e.g. everyone knows how a 4-4-2 system operates.
    A more realistic target for changing things a bit more would be this weekend or even the Europa game next week by which point we may well have a new manager in charge

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