Fans : Mon Apr 05, 2010 4:54 pm  

Impeccably observed minutes silence, and clapped Amos when he was stretchered off!

Proper fans!

Re: Fans : Mon Apr 05, 2010 5:30 pm  

Nice to hear that Donna, didn't sound like many made the trip according to the radio? I personally had a late setback which stopped me coming over, but glad those that did were a credit to our club.

Looks like a great time to be a Wigan fan at the moment, sitting proudly at the top of the tree, playing scintillating rugby league and that with a huge core of homegrown lads. It's a marathon not a sprint, but Wigan certainly looking like they can challenge come the end of the season...

Re: Fans : Mon Apr 05, 2010 5:31 pm  

amos has broken leg. after hitting it on the posts

Re: Fans : Mon Apr 05, 2010 5:45 pm  

yorkshireone wrote:

amos has broken leg. after hitting it on the posts

looked bad straight away , thanks for the comments Donna im sure the wigan fans would off behaved in the same manner as well

Re: Fans : Mon Apr 05, 2010 6:07 pm  

upthecats wrote:

Nice to hear that Donna, didn't sound like many made the trip according to the radio? I personally had a late setback which stopped me coming over, but glad those that did were a credit to our club.

Looks like a great time to be a Wigan fan at the moment, sitting proudly at the top of the tree, playing scintillating rugby league and that with a huge core of homegrown lads. It's a marathon not a sprint, but Wigan certainly looking like they can challenge come the end of the season...

I thought it was a good turn out to be honest. I can see why people wouldn't go though, them bloody road works on 62.

Re: Fans : Mon Apr 05, 2010 6:16 pm  

AK said a few hundred made the trip on the radio but we could hear the Wakey fans singing !!

Re: Fans : Mon Apr 05, 2010 6:20 pm  

Very poor turnout today, probably no more than 200 of you, which is very disappointing. Not sure why so few Wakey fans could be bothered to make what isn't a very long trip on a Monday bank holiday afternoon?

On the plus side, as Donna says, the Wakey fans that turned up were a credit to your club. The ironic chants of "easy" when you got your first try showed a decent sense of humour too, to be fair.

Re: Fans : Mon Apr 05, 2010 6:22 pm  

Disney cat wrote:

I thought it was a good turn out to be honest. I can see why people wouldn't go though, them bloody road works on 62.

Go through Mirfield and get on at Cooper Brideg/Brighouse J25.

Re: Fans : Mon Apr 05, 2010 6:23 pm  

Deano G wrote:

Very poor turnout today, probably no more than 200 of you, which is very disappointing. Not sure why so few Wakey fans could be bothered to make what isn't a very long trip on a Monday bank holiday afternoon?

On the plus side, as Donna says, the Wakey fans that turned up were a credit to your club. The ironic chants of "easy" when you got your first try showed a decent sense of humour too, to be fair.

dont be silly there was approx 400-500

Re: Fans : Mon Apr 05, 2010 6:24 pm  

Deano G wrote:

Very poor turnout today, probably no more than 200 of you, which is very disappointing. Not sure why so few Wakey fans could be bothered to make what isn't a very long trip on a Monday bank holiday afternoon?

On the plus side, as Donna says, the Wakey fans that turned up were a credit to your club. The ironic chants of "easy" when you got your first try showed a decent sense of humour too, to be fair.

total and utter bullshit 200