JWAW’s (Semi Final) Wembley Road Trip in pics



3.30pm – 105 minutes to kickoff








Match highlights
Courtesy the FA. My cinematography isn’t that good. 😉
Game won!













Courtesy the FA. My cinematography isn’t that good. 😉


Collector of cheesy Wigan Athletic puns. That annoying bloke off the Progress With Unity Podcast. All opinions are stolen from someone else.
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