PieEater wrote: Possible spotted of Brogue, some fat ginger beaded chap with his daughter.
PieEater wrote: Possible spotted of Brogue, some fat ginger beaded chap with his daughter.
Many free agents get to train with clubs to maintain their fitness while actively looking for deals somewhere. They might lack match sharpness but nothing a few reserve appearances couldn’t sort out, like a player returning from injury.Royal_jimmy wrote:That really was a dire game of football but a great win at an in form Wigan side
Wigan is remarkably well stocked for pubs.Prematch we sought out a nearby Joseph Holt pub - the Douglas Bank, a 15 min walk to the ground and 2 pints for £6! (635 bus from the centre). Highly recommended for future visits.
Oi !!PieEater wrote:BFTG. First half we dominated but no real chances except for some poor shots and a looping deflection. We seemed to control possession but didnt look as if we'd ever score. It was inevitable that Wigan would score from a corner, a free header with no marker.
I was surprised by the fight back and then the winner, but we deserved it. The team seemed to really enjoy the win, a great result. The away end atmosphere was poor, but on the plus side I managed to stuff down 2 pies (Chicken Balti and Chicken and gravy ftw).
My MOTM was Binden, as Ian asked Bodin was poor.
Prematch we sought out a nearby Joseph Holt pub - the Douglas Bank, a 15 min walk to the ground and 2 pints for £6! (635 bus from the centre). Highly recommended for future visits.
Possible spotted of Brogue, some fat ginger beaded chap with his daughter.
Glenn Whelan takes over as caretaker, no doubt relieved Wigan don’t have to face Reading again.Royals and Racers wrote:Shaun Maloney Wigan manager sacked today.
Silver Fox wrote:Who was the fat ginger bearded chap with your daughter then?!?
The shame of losing at home to Reading......Royals and Racers wrote:Shaun Maloney Wigan manager sacked today.
Silver Fox wrote:Who was the fat ginger bearded chap with your daughter then?!?
Swan & Railway was excellent, 7-8 options on cask. Wigan Central the other side of the arches looked great, but was absolutely rammed, so we moved onto the John Bull Chop House. Solid with a decent jukebox, plus its neighbour is a cracking pie shop. Meat and Potato pie £3. With mushy peas and thick gravy £3.90. Go on then. There appeared to be another 5 or 6 well reviewed pubs north of JBCH, but our train back to Manchester was calling. Would definitely do again.stealthpapes wrote:Wigan is remarkably well stocked for pubs.Prematch we sought out a nearby Joseph Holt pub - the Douglas Bank, a 15 min walk to the ground and 2 pints for £6! (635 bus from the centre). Highly recommended for future visits.
Railway Hotel/Swan, John Bull Chop House, The Anvil around the centre
Four or five micropubs or similar, plus a nothern soul/mod bar
I was in the John Bull post match, it was rammed at 6pm. The Tim Taylor Boltmaker was decent.Whore Jackie wrote:Swan & Railway was excellent, 7-8 options on cask. Wigan Central the other side of the arches looked great, but was absolutely rammed, so we moved onto the John Bull Chop House. Solid with a decent jukebox, plus its neighbour is a cracking pie shop. Meat and Potato pie £3. With mushy peas and thick gravy £3.90. Go on then. There appeared to be another 5 or 6 well reviewed pubs north of JBCH, but our train back to Manchester was calling. Would definitely do again.stealthpapes wrote:Wigan is remarkably well stocked for pubs.Prematch we sought out a nearby Joseph Holt pub - the Douglas Bank, a 15 min walk to the ground and 2 pints for £6! (635 bus from the centre). Highly recommended for future visits.
Railway Hotel/Swan, John Bull Chop House, The Anvil around the centre
Four or five micropubs or similar, plus a nothern soul/mod bar