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    Wigan 1-0 Burnley: Rodders' late, late show

    ByDan March 20, 2010

    Reminiscing upon this afternoon’s match, I was reminded of an October afternoon in 2005 when Wigan, having had a so-so game, grabbed a last-minute winner to dispatch Fulham 1-0 at the JJB Stadium. Pascal Chimbonda, sneaking in at the back post, stole all three points to head the Latics into dreamland with their seventh win…

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  • Maynor Figueroa signs his poster
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    Maynor Figueroa and Hendry Thomas at the club shop

    ByDan March 18, 2010August 29, 2026

    Latics’ Honduran connection was out in force at the club shop today as Hendry Thomas and Maynor Figueroa were on hand to launch a limited edition poster celebrating Figs’ 60-yard goal against Stoke in December. Attendees could also attempt to recreate the wonder strike out in the DW car park, where a training goal had…

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  • James Milner
    JWAW first-hand reports | Match reports

    Wigan 1-2 Aston Villa: Match report

    ByDan March 17, 2010

    As most anticipated, Aston Villa emerged with the spoils yesterday evening having looked the more likely in a game ultimately decided by a long-range second half James Milner effort. But it wasn’t as if Latics were played off the park – far from it. They could have even been 1-0 up going into the break…

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    No time to mope: Villa preview

    ByDan March 15, 2010

    You might still be getting over Saturday’s dismal day at the Reebok Stadium this afternoon, but it’s time to put that to the back of your mind because there’s the chance for Latics to erase that memory with a good show tomorrow evening. Precedent suggests the ‘one good game, one bad game’ pattern has returned…

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  • Boy kicking sand castle
    Match reports

    Bolton 4-0 Wigan: Business as usual

    ByDan March 14, 2010May 8, 2012

    I just don’t get it. I mean, every other time we’ve managed to grab a win this season we have followed it up with a terrible result, so I suppose I shouldn’t really have expected anything else from this game. But man, talk about building ourselves up then tumbling down again in equally spectacular fashion….

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  • Sinclair, Moses and Whelan
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    Wigan v Liverpool (8th March 2010) photos

    ByDan March 10, 2010

    Photos from the build-up to this Premier League match. The floodlights at the DW mean night matches aren’t exactly great for getting decent photos, but the blur/glare wasn’t too bad on Monday evening.

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  • Aquilani flag
    JWAW first-hand reports | Match reports

    Wigan 1-0 Liverpool: You'll never win at home? Yeah, right

    ByDan March 9, 2010

    Let’s get this out of the way first of all – Liverpool were, by their standards, rubbish. Their passing was sloppy — amongst the worst I’ve seen at the DW this season, in fact — their finishing and will to win largely lacking. That’s not to say the Reds didn’t have their fair share of…

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  • The sun always shines at the DW
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    Forced positivity? Liverpool 'preview'

    ByDan March 8, 2010

    So, I would write some sort of a pseudo-serious match preview with injuries and that here, but I’m gonna leave that up to the guys that know about this sort of thing to report with integrity and impartiality. Instead, I believe I shall have a bit of a blather about… well, not much. As a…

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  • The DW Stadium surface
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    Pitched battle: The DW Stadium surface ‘conspiracy’

    ByDan March 1, 2010November 21, 2010

    Relaying of the much-maligned DW Stadium surface gets underway today and should be complete for next Monday’s visit of Liverpool. Not before time, you might say. In seasons past, we’ve seen the pitch suffer badly around this time of year. You can point to any number of factors: poor weather, undersoil heating malfunction, moles etc….

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    Birmingham 1-0 Wigan: A point missed

    ByDan February 27, 2010

    An improved second half performance couldn’t quite grab a vital point for Wigan at St. Andrews. In fact, things could have been even better considering Birmingham’s average second half, which saw Chris Kirkland tested only once, but Latics once again struggled to create opportunities. A draw would have been very handy, but as it stands…

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  • Wet warmup
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    Wigan v Tottenham (21st February 2010) photos

    ByDan February 25, 2010

    You know, despite the inclement weather, poor pitch, the fact everyone decided to watch the game on television and of course the 3-0 loss, Sunday wasn’t such a bad day. There wasn’t quite the fervour of Wednesday, but by the same token the weight of expectation wasn’t quite as heavy, at least in my eyes….

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  • Chris Kirkland
    Comment | JWAW first-hand reports | Match reports

    Wigan 0-3 Tottenham: The Alex Ferguson offensive

    ByDan February 22, 2010

    Is Roberto Martinez in training to be the next Alex Ferguson or what? Seasoned football watchers will be well versed in the big Scot’s blame-shifting tactics; the referee wasn’t fit enough to keep up; the fourth official didn’t add enough/added too much stoppage time; the grass was too long; somebody stole our half time Jaffa…

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