Joined: Oct 12 2006 Posts: 834 Location: wigan all my life,is my life
having read about fans getting disenchanted and losing interest in going down to the jjb,and i must admit i am one of them.what is the feeling now the saints match is only a week away,me well the passion is returning,it's about never turning your back on your team.wiganers be proud.
cadoo wrote:It's the biggest derby in rugby league.
As a Wigan fan if you can't get up for it there is something wrong.
Then there's something wrong
Newsnight 13th May 2010: "With the role of Deputy Prime Minister a non-job. Has Nick Clegg gone from King Maker to tea maker????"
I kept the faith and I kept voting Not for the iron fist but for the helping hand For theirs is a land with a wall around it And mine is a faith in my fellow man Theirs is a land of hope and glory Mine is the green field and the factory floor Theirs are the skies all dark with bombers And mine is the peace we knew Between the wars
Maybe the thought of another drubbing, to go along with dire rugby league is finally getting to people?
We all work hard for our money, and I expect to see something even remotely entertaining.
Slowly the club is losing its fans again, and unless something happens to get some enthusiasm back it's not going to stop. IL should be a pretty worried man at the moment. I don't look forward to games anymore, I find myself looking for reasons to go at times.
cadoo wrote:Come kick off you might feel different.
We're a week away from the game and we have to play Barrow first.
I've never felt this bad about it before, in 24 years. There was always some pleasure.
None at the moment, though I really hope you are right!
Newsnight 13th May 2010: "With the role of Deputy Prime Minister a non-job. Has Nick Clegg gone from King Maker to tea maker????"
I kept the faith and I kept voting Not for the iron fist but for the helping hand For theirs is a land with a wall around it And mine is a faith in my fellow man Theirs is a land of hope and glory Mine is the green field and the factory floor Theirs are the skies all dark with bombers And mine is the peace we knew Between the wars
When Maurice sold me to Leeds something changed, it just not the same, the passion inside me just wasn’t the same as running out at Central park for my hometown club. We need a change of culture here; we don’t want to be just happy with playing ok on Saturday at St Helens. Ill make sure that from now on things will change, that players will be under pressure and will train a lot harder than they have before. Shaun Wane 8/10/09
"WE HAVE ACHIEVED WHAT YOU CAN ONLY EVER DREAM OF" WIGAN RLFC
The Mirror 30/10/09 How the Premier League table would look if teams were awarded points for famous fans...
20th: Wigan The Latics don't have any fans, yet alone any famous ones.
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