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Re: Maybe a Protest

Posted: Mon Mar 13, 2006 2:41 pm
by superleague
MrsLam posted:
Saying that though, I'd have him back any day!!! :D I try to be logical in my thinking but what's the point. Farrell for Wigan!
so there was no need for the rant then :D

Re: Maybe a Protest

Posted: Mon Mar 13, 2006 2:41 pm
by mike binder
and get relegated with him who do we blame then :doz:

Re: Maybe a Protest

Posted: Mon Mar 13, 2006 2:44 pm
by superleague
mike binder posted:
and get relegated with him who do we blame then :doz:
the team and the coach :conf: thought that was obvious

Re: Maybe a Protest

Posted: Mon Mar 13, 2006 2:51 pm
by MrsLam
There's always a need for a rant, I am female after all. Much more interesting than writing a literature review anyway.

And DUH MikeB! It's not Captain Fantastics fault if we get him back and go down this season, it will be yours for wasting time on here and not necking that creatine drink I've laid out on a nice table for you at the Hawk.

Re: Maybe a Protest

Posted: Mon Mar 13, 2006 2:52 pm
by mike binder
:lol: see you there :blush:

Re: Maybe a Protest

Posted: Mon Mar 13, 2006 3:18 pm
by DaveO
adrenalinxx posted:

If you think we don't owe them anything then may i kindly point out:....
And here is the list of current players that were involved in any of that long list of success.

Brett Dallas, Murrayfield 2002.

Dallas gets respect for what he has acheived with Wigan over the years and how he has played. The current bunch have a long way to go to emulate 1% of what their predecessors acheived.

They can't take the support for granted.

They do get my support every week but if they are poor they get my critisim as well.

Dave

Re: Maybe a Protest

Posted: Mon Mar 13, 2006 3:36 pm
by Fraggle
DaveO posted:
adrenalinxx posted:

If you think we don't owe them anything then may i kindly point out:....
And here is the list of current players that were involved in any of that long list of success.

Brett Dallas, Murrayfield 2002.
Lockers was also there that day, although he was wearing a suit and a silly grin rather than being involved on the pitch.... Only a couple of years ago really and yet everything about the team has changed. Time flies when you're struggling to get away from the bottom of the league...

Re: Maybe a Protest

Posted: Mon Mar 13, 2006 4:14 pm
by Lockers15
Do what stains did last year. Refuse to leave the stadium. seems good to me.
Also... ive heard the players are in protest that they will not play under Basil. Orr got dropped so to Ashton for no reason what so ever. Ashton in the form of his career so far and gets dropped! something fishy here.

Re: Maybe a Protest

Posted: Mon Mar 13, 2006 4:32 pm
by MrsLam
Lockers15 posted:

Also... ive heard the players are in protest that they will not play under Basil.
Dorahy deja vu?

Re: Maybe a Protest

Posted: Mon Mar 13, 2006 7:20 pm
by mike binder
MrsLam posted:
Lockers15 posted:

Also... ive heard the players are in protest that they will not play under Basil.
Dorahy deja vu?
i have heard that as well ,it seems if you play well tinkerman drops you :conf: