As I mentioned in recent post “Rosler’s loan signings can make a difference” Latics’ recent loan signings have been greeted with less than universal approval from fans. Of the four loanees it is the signing of 24 year old Martyn Waghorn from Leicester City that is the most controversial. Why would Uwe Rosler want to […]
It is reported from reliable sources that Wigan Athletic are in the process of signing Swedish defender, Markus Holgerrson. The highly-rated Holgersson is 28 years old, 6’2”tall and can play at right back or in the centre of defence. He comes from New York Red Bulls as a free agent, having allowed his contract to […]
A last gasp free kick by Jordi Gomez sealed a deserved victory for a Wigan Athletic side whose total dominance of the game from approximately the fifth minute merited the scoreline against a stubborn if limited Charlton side.
An unknown third choice goalkeeper from Spain, an end of contract midfielder from Kansas City and a 32 year old unwanted by Hamburg. Such were the loan signings made by Wigan Athletic a year ago. The feeling at the time among Latics supporters was of being “underwhelmed”. Was this the best that Roberto Martinez could […]
Wigan Athletic’s failure to win at Middlesbrough on Tuesday leaves them seven points short of the play-off zone, level on points with the north east club, but having played two games less. “Before the game I would have taken a point” said Uwe Rosler, nevertheless disappointed with his team’s performance and their inability to play […]
Middlesboro and Wigan played out a goalless draw in blustery conditions in the North East yesterday.
9542 hardy souls braved The DW wind and rain to watch Latics staunch defence of the trophy they so gloriously won against City last season. Wigan Athletic FA Cup winners 2013, I’ll never tire of that. Anyhow in an end to end game with both keepers making excellent saves Wembley Watson opened the scoring […]
In May 2013 it looked like a fire sale was on its way at Wigan Athletic. Having lost its place in the Premier League the club looked ready to sell most of its prized assets. There was a need to cut the wage bill to meet the harsh financial reality of relegation and to create a […]
I didn’t go to Doncaster. I was supposed to be going, but decided I couldn’t afford it. That’s not to say I’m destitute or particularly struggling. It’s just that some things have changed since we started planning the trip and I haven’t got bags of cash lying around.
A collective poor performance by Wigan Athletic saw the first defeat under Uwe Rosler’s tenure as they were convincingly beaten by basement battlers Doncaster Rovers.