Wow, who would have thought we could stick at this long enough to deal with interviewing someone twice? I was thinking of ducking the challenge and finding a different Reading fan this time around, but then I remembered that the last time I chatted with Dan from The Tilehurst End coincided with the last time […]
Thanks for taking the time to read thie following article ….. I’m Jack Green, a 19 year old student at Manchester University, my sister Emily Green, is a 20 year old student at Cardiff Metropolitan. During December last year we both lost someone very precious. Our best friend/hero/Dad. My Dad truely was a great guy. […]
A comfortable four one victory for a Wigan side comprising of a mixture of first choice and supporting players saw Roberto Martinez’s men progress into the quarter final of the F.A. Cup for only the second time in their history.
Another game, another adopted Wiganer struggling to cling on to their home town and accent. This week it’s Tim McGrath, now of this Parrish but latter of that place that’s on the way to Leeds where loads of people always get on the train, but no one ever seems to get off. He’s nothing to […]
Whichever way you want to look at this week, it’s a blue one. Latics v Chelsea, the blues versus the blues, finished with a defeat that might have felt worse than it was, but was still enough to leave the DW faithful with the blues. Tomorrow, the blues of Leicester take on the blue & […]
Wigan suffered another heavy defeat , in a disjointed performance low on quality and team play as Rafa Beneitez confortably won the battle of the Spanish managers
What follows is possibly* a conversation that was overheard coming away from the DW Stadium last Saturday…
1. Buy 94 pies from the Pound Bakery 2. Or 34 Galloways meat and tater if you’re a fussy bugger 3. Drive too fast, get done and use the £47 to pay off your fine. Or get your wife to if you’re a Lib Dem MP 4. Get 282 Wagon Wheels (6 for a £1) […]
In the morning people will open their Sunday papers and see that Wigan gained a two all draw at home to Sotuhampton but this result does not reflect the total dominance in terms of attacking play and chances against a Wigan side who could only muster two chances on target ( they scored both) and […]
I’m running late and, to be honest, I don’t have very much to take the Micky out of Southampton for, so I’ll keep this short. This week’s visitor is Chris Rann, owner of the excellently named (and well written) blog George Weah’s Cousin, he also writes for Betfair and ESPN. Like my good self, he’s […]