JackSWFC

I’d have to have some serious disposable income to buy one. The way the clubs is being run at the moment, I doubt there’s any more than a 2 year plan in place, if that.

If we managed to hold on to a draw, (Huge if) I’d fancy our chances in a penalty shoot out.

“According to a report from HITC...” I stopped reading the article at that point, don’t think they’ve ever had a story come true.

I’m not saying it’s how you’d want to use him if you didn’t need to, but we’re low on options and he’s probably a better one that using one of the u23’s. he’s got a bit of height and strength, so a better option than FF, who I agree, wouldn’t be any good as a CM.

Windass?

I think you’re reading too much into it and the obvious reason is that it’s the first Friday of the month and quite likely the next payday for most people.

The team was backed more than the performance deserved on Wednesday night. Can’t fault the support.

Be reyt, I just copy and pasted the BBC pre match. Only bit of effort will be making sure the thread title only has one vowel init.

I’ll just leave this as a marker until his lordship pulls his finger out: Kick off: 19:45 Wigan Athletic could be without defender Dujon Sterling and midfielders Anthony Pilkington and Josh Windass. But forward Joe Gelhardt may be back after missing the defeat by Swansea City because of illness. Sheffield Wednesday's Australian midfielder Massimo Luongo could be missing because of a groin strain. Defender Sam Hutchinson (knee) is also a doubt for the Owls, but Kieran Lee is expected to be fit again following a shoulder injury. Match facts Wigan have lost six of their last seven league games against Sheffield Wednesday (W1). Sheffield Wednesday have won two of their last three away league games against Wigan, though lost there last season on the opening day of the campaign. Wigan are winless in seven home league matches (D3 L4) since winning three on the bounce in September/October. Sheffield Wednesday have lost four of their last five games in the Championship, with their only win in this run a 2-0 defeat of Leeds United at Elland Road. Garry Monk is unbeaten in all five league meetings with Wigan Athletic as manager (W2 D4), winning the reverse fixture in October. Wigan have scored the fewest home league goals of any side in the Championship this season (12). Indeed, the top-scoring player at the DW Stadium this season is George Puscas, who netted a hat-trick against Wigan for Reading there back in November.

His agent and his accountant will know.

Isn’t the phrase ‘Über Alles’ associated with the nazi party, and that’s why it was removed from the German National anthem? Bet he’d flipping love that!...

Photos of him in training (with the ball) on instagram this week.

We’ve kind of done this a few times with Börner this season. When we’ve been chasing games he’s been continuing runs into their box and staying there while we have possession.

Somehow got it on iFollow now. 2-0 down already :(

They tend to score 1-2 goals per game, I’d like to see us keep a clean sheet and get a goal or more today. I think the boys can do it! UTO FTB