Blackburn’s £10 adult tickets for bommy weekend derby
Blackburn has told Wigan Athletic fans that the price for matchday tickets for our game on November 6th are £10 for Adults and £5 for kids/OAPs, lets hope that Bobby’s men can provide the fireworks.
Junior Stripes Junior packs and prematch entertainment – Bolton
Junior Stripes will be entertaining the kids as usual in the Robin Park Sports Arena with their great games, raffles and draws. Attendees will also be able to get their free Junior Stripes membership packs, filled with great goodies.
Five DJ’s for a fiver – LU’s first event nears
Win in November with Cockney Latic – Free Prediction League
Wigan Athletic seems to be doing OK on the pitch and Charnock seems to be the early pace setter in the Cockney Latic Prediction League sponsored by Workit Recruitment. November sees the first monthly prize up on offer so if you haven’t registered yet, get on there.
A Double, Trouble and a Burst Bubble
There was no lack of action this weekend as Liverpool plunged into more agony; a rejuvenated Charles N’Zogbia bagged a brace and the media had a field day over the Wayne Rooney saga.
What the experts think, oh and Lawro – Newcastle v Wigan Athletic
How do the experts see Wigan Athletic’s game against Newcastle United? Let’s have a look at how the pundits and bookies see this game going at the weekend….
Latics v Magpies – Cockney Latic Match Preview
After a twelve month sabbatical in the Championship, Newcastle United will once again welcome Wigan Athletic to St James Park; Latics will want to keep that zero in the away loss column and with only one loss in seven we should do well
Wigan Council show their true colours again, and there is no blue
25 years ago Wigan Council very firmly nailed their colours to the mast and nearly helped put Wigan Athletic out of business, as of this weekend they have now started in their quest to once again try and get rid of the football team’s identity.
Wigan Athletic show the way for the Premier League
With the vast majority of Premier League Clubs in some sort of financial disarray, have Latics found the ‘key’ to surviving in the World’s biggest and best league without jeopardising our existence. With clubs like Liverpool in the limelight at the moment, could they learn some lessons from Dave Whelan and Wigan Athletic?