MATCHWATCH : Wigan Athletic (a) sponsored by a long trek up north

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Re: MATCHWATCH : Wigan Athletic (a) sponsored by a long trek up north

by Old Man Andrews » 30 Nov 2019 20:28

AthleticoSpizz “keep posting”

hna needs posters

Grow up old bean. You need to mature.

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Re: MATCHWATCH : Wigan Athletic (a) sponsored by a long trek up north

by AthleticoSpizz » 30 Nov 2019 20:40

From you....yes of course

Lighten-up

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Re: MATCHWATCH : Wigan Athletic (a) sponsored by a long trek up north

by Old Man Andrews » 30 Nov 2019 20:47

AthleticoSpizz From you....yes of course

Lighten-up

I'll try old bean, doing my best.

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Re: MATCHWATCH : Wigan Athletic (a) sponsored by a long trek up north

by AthleticoSpizz » 30 Nov 2019 20:48

:wink:

“old bean”

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Re: MATCHWATCH : Wigan Athletic (a) sponsored by a long trek up north

by leon » 30 Nov 2019 20:58

3points Don’t suppose we have a recall clause on Barrow in January. Puscas really looks like he’d thrive on proper wingers pinging early balls into the box. Not sure Bowen would be brave enough to drop either Swift or Ovie and regularly play 4-4-2


The wingers thought crossed my mind also. I think he’s got something we need to unlock it.


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Re: MATCHWATCH : Wigan Athletic (a) sponsored by a long trek up north

by windermereROYAL » 30 Nov 2019 21:42

Just home after a long day out, this thread is comedy genius. do any fans turn has much as our lot?

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Re: MATCHWATCH : Wigan Athletic (a) sponsored by a long trek up north

by Jinx » 30 Nov 2019 21:52

I've never known so many bedwetters as we seem to have now

Bowen's a snake
No he's our best ever manager
Actually he's shit after all

How did we sign Puscas
He's a fraud - stop paying him
Oh no he's brilliant again

There is just no middle ground, no patience

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Re: MATCHWATCH : Wigan Athletic (a) sponsored by a long trek up north

by Old Man Andrews » 30 Nov 2019 21:53

windermereROYAL Just home after a long day out, this thread is comedy genius. do any fans turn has much as our lot?

Were we meant to be happy about being 1-0 down at Wigan? Maybe be quiet?

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Re: MATCHWATCH : Wigan Athletic (a) sponsored by a long trek up north

by Hound » 30 Nov 2019 22:13

Is Paul Cook genuinely suggesting Wigan were hard done by with that pen? Bloody hell


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by NewCorkSeth » 30 Nov 2019 22:19

Hound Is Paul Cook genuinely suggesting Wigan were hard done by with that pen? Bloody hell

Fool.

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by windermereROYAL » 30 Nov 2019 22:21

Hound Is Paul Cook genuinely suggesting Wigan were hard done by with that pen? Bloody hell


He`s got previous with us, remember the whinging after he 3-2 last season.

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Re: MATCHWATCH : Wigan Athletic (a) sponsored by a long trek up north

by PremAddict » 30 Nov 2019 22:22

From Get Reading:

“A late George Puscas completed a remarkable turnaround for Reading as they saw off fellow strugglers Wigan Athletic 3-1 at the DW Stadium.”

Tragic, yet amazing . A deceased Puscas finished off his hat trick.

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Re: MATCHWATCH : Wigan Athletic (a) sponsored by a long trek up north

by URZZZZ » 30 Nov 2019 22:25

Hound Is Paul Cook genuinely suggesting Wigan were hard done by with that pen? Bloody hell


I didn’t think it was a penalty until
I was told about the handball
To be fair


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Re: MATCHWATCH : Wigan Athletic (a) sponsored by a long trek up north

by NewCorkSeth » 30 Nov 2019 22:27

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windermereROYAL Just home after a long day out, this thread is comedy genius. do any fans turn has much as our lot?

Were we meant to be happy about being 1-0 down at Wigan? Maybe be quiet?

I have a small sense of shame for using the excuse of us being 1-0 down and looking toothless to knock Bowen after the overreaction to his early success but to arrive on here and judge peoples immediate emotional response is frankly ridiculous.

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Re: MATCHWATCH : Wigan Athletic (a) sponsored by a long trek up north

by PremAddict » 30 Nov 2019 22:31

And more comedy from Get Reading:

“Moore 5

Was on free-kick duty and twice had a go from outside the area but hit the ball with both efforts. Looked a little nervy when passing the ball around the back.”

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Re: MATCHWATCH : Wigan Athletic (a) sponsored by a long trek up north

by WestYorksRoyal » 30 Nov 2019 23:22

windermereROYAL Just home after a long day out, this thread is comedy genius. do any fans turn has much as our lot?

The idea that only Reading fans are fickle and make emotional overreactions is frankly ridiculous. Yes, other fans are as bad as us.

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Re: MATCHWATCH : Wigan Athletic (a) sponsored by a long trek up north

by URZZZZ » 30 Nov 2019 23:33

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windermereROYAL Just home after a long day out, this thread is comedy genius. do any fans turn has much as our lot?

The idea that only Reading fans are fickle and make emotional overreactions is frankly ridiculous. Yes, other fans are as bad as us.


I assume WR neglected to mention the point Wigan booed their sub on at 1-0 up for a reason

Like oxf*rd are our fans even near the worst for turning on players

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Re: MATCHWATCH : Wigan Athletic (a) sponsored by a long trek up north

by URZZZZ » 30 Nov 2019 23:37

PremAddict From Get Reading:

“A late George Puscas completed a remarkable turnaround for Reading as they saw off fellow strugglers Wigan Athletic 3-1 at the DW Stadium.”

Tragic, yet amazing . A deceased Puscas finished off his hat trick.


Would explain his performance vs Leeds at least

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Re: MATCHWATCH : Wigan Athletic (a) sponsored by a long trek up north

by URZZZZ » 30 Nov 2019 23:44

On the actual game itself because no-one has posted a BFTG thread yet, I thought the three CB's were solid yet unspectacular. Some poor passes from them in certain situations though put us in danger

Richards was OK but no better, Yiadom fluctuated between great and poor, Pele was the standout for me, took up some good positions in the midfield and played simple passes. Rino was lacking today, some really poor passes and touches, and McCleary wasn't much better

Puscas was dire the first 75 minutes but then from no-where turned into a mixture of Messi and Ronaldo (I notice Karbota is quiet tonight :wink:). Meite was a threat while he was on and Joao was improved. Didn't get to see much of Boye's cameo or Adam but apparently they were both decent which is a positive

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Re: MATCHWATCH : Wigan Athletic (a) sponsored by a long trek up north

by downtownjacksonbrown » 30 Nov 2019 23:51

URZZZZ On the actual game itself because no-one has posted a BFTG thread yet, I thought the three CB's were solid yet unspectacular. Some poor passes from them in certain situations though put us in danger

Richards was OK but no better, Yiadom fluctuated between great and poor, Pele was the standout for me, took up some good positions in the midfield and played simple passes. Rino was lacking today, some really poor passes and touches, and McCleary wasn't much better

Puscas was dire the first 75 minutes but then from no-where turned into a mixture of Messi and Ronaldo (I notice Karbota is quiet tonight :wink:). Meite was a threat while he was on and Joao was improved. Didn't get to see much of Boye's cameo or Adam but apparently they were both decent which is a positive


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Boye was decent I thought, caused them some trouble

What is it about being 1-0 down to Wigan going into the last 10 minutes?!

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