Good prices also from what I have seen so well done to Arsenal.

Looks like they are repairing it on Friday in time for Saturday.
well done the landlord Harry at the Brick for pushing this with the authorities, that pub could have faced the death knell with something like that and that place is a major communal meeting place for supporters of football and rugby alike

I think the upcoming Bolton game might have forced the issue with thousands of rival supporters converging on canal towpath , the shortest route to the ground.

A great draw and a decent payday for the club , hopefully  the additional funds will be used to do that most important of aspects when running a club to strengthen the playing squad.

A big day out for our yonger players and some incentive to have a real go prior to this fixture which looks like it will be the highlight of what has been a fairly forgettable season so far.

Let’s hope he keeps that playing style going forward because it was far more easy on the eye and they played well across the pitch.
Maybe needs to relax the players a bit more at home , play with abandon and attack teams.
Spoke to a Bolton season ticket holder yesterday who said they have been  poor in recent weeks so I’d say treat next week as a cup final like yesterday  because a win against them would be a big boost to this squad of players and might well herald a turning point.

I stopped renewing the ST a couple of seasons back due to personal reasons and being unable to attend many of the tuesday night games.

I have attended this season pay as you go and have only missed a few home games and have also been away from home also. The experience on the matchday starts on the pitch and prior to the Bolton game in September was pleasantly surprised with the play on the pitch.

Since then its been drab and souless football and dont get me started on the prices of drink and food , beyond disgraceful.

Dave Whelan was a tough businessman for sure but understood the town and its finances , this present lot think Wigan is a suberb OF London , £7 for a pint of Guinness FFS ???????????????

Will continue to attend but still loads to do by the management in my opinion

I didn’t see yesterdays game but have sympathy with the now dwindling away support.
Won’t end well if this carries on in the present shape , league 2 beckons , sleep walking towards it maybe but a possibility this year if present form continues.Bolton at home on the 17th looks ominous, nobody looking forward to that one I bet.

Bettoni looks a real find , skilled and loads of attacking play in his locker.
His contract has to be sorted , bound to be some  clubs like Dull City  sniffing about.

The game yesterday was a tough watch , listless and flat with very few players busting a gut.Aimson , Raphael and Smith aside I feel we lacked any spark and the general feel with the people and friends I spoke to after the game was around the mood in the camp , one thing  as a supporter of this fine football club that I and others demand is effort and a never say die spirit. That feeling goes right back to my very first game in 1979 when Tommy Gore , Peter Houghton and Company found a performance from the bottom of the abyss of a 3-0 drubbing from Port Vale to smash in 5 goals in 19 minutes and send a miserable Good Friday home crowd into a frenzy.

Not for one minute did I ever think this lot would do anything like that yesterday. I found myself like I am sure many others did watching the manager retreat from the touch line and sit on the bench.
Not sure where all this is going to end but for me the best football managers lead from the front and make changes from the bench at the right times like the ever positive Ian McNeill did nearly 50 years ago.