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The Sunderland midfielder Lee Cattermole has laughed off Dave Whelan's claim that Steve Bruce left Wigan Athletic with some "dodgy signings". Wigan chairman Whelan suggested in the wake of his club's 9-1 drubbing at Tottenham...
Sunderland midfielder Lee Cattermole has laughed off chairman Dave Whelan's claim that Steve Bruce left Wigan with some "dodgy signings". Whelan suggested in the wake of Wigan's 9-1 drubbing at Tottenham on Sunday that new boss...
Wigan Athletic - Lee Cattermole Gets It Wrong Vitalfootball: Wigan: 24/11/2009 13:22:00 Lee Cattermole has responded to Latics chairman Dave Whelans claims that former boss Steve Bruce made some poor signings whilst at the club...
Wigan's humiliated players have revealed they will fully refund all of their fans who travelled to London to witness their 9-1 humbling at White Hart Lane. Victorious: Tottenham players after their 9-1 thrashing of Wigan Photo:...
WIGAN CHAIRMAN INSTALLS SHARK TANK 23-11-09 THE chairman of Wigan Athletic is to install a tank full of sharks under the home dressing room in a bid to sharpen his squad's competitive instincts. Bill Shankly swore by his shark...
First Published: Mon 23 Nov 2009 Martinez: Defeat will make us stronger "From the mental point of view, we'll get stronger from this" Martinez: Defeat will make us stronger Wigan Athletic manager Roberto Martinez is hoping his...
Steve Bruce will kick his players' backsides if they fail to follow up another impressive home win over one of the top four with victory on his return to Wigan this weekend. Arsene Wenger needs to do it before his side's next...
THE barrow boy is back. Except this time it is not the man in the pinstriped blazer bellowing share prices in the City but the traditional street trader starting out with a market stall before making millions.
CHAIRMAN Dave Whelan expects to see Wigan Athletic in a strong position by the turn of the year. Wigan's creative style of football under the guidance of Roberto Martinez has impressed the Latics chairman, who knows some...
Published Date: 13 November 2009 PROPOSALS to allow the Old Firm entry into a newly-formed second tier of the English top flight were thrown out by the country's Premier League chairmen at a meeting in London yesterday. And...
