: Wed Mar 04, 2009 10:37 pm  

kirkamania6 wrote:

It was a good time to be a Wigan fan

Seeing the best of Barrett was great

Hull was a fantastic day out, great game, great atmosphere

Best away atmosphere for quite a long time I think.

Barrett was quality in those few games, seeing the best of Calderwood was great as well heehe.

'Oh what a time to be a fan' quoted from our new famous song.

: Wed Mar 04, 2009 10:38 pm  

kirkamania6 wrote:

What a night that was

Was with a couple of mates and one of ther dad's who when we were 30-6 down said 'Should I warm the car up?'

Thank God he didn't

At half time I heard some loud mouth yorkshire r sole banging his gums off saying how it was going to be a win by 50 or more by the bulls. It was amazing how he suddenly went quiet then next thing he had gone! JOG ON CHUMP

: Wed Mar 04, 2009 10:39 pm  

odemwingie wrote:

Best away atmosphere for quite a long time I think.

Barrett was quality in those few games, seeing the best of Calderwood was great as well heehe.

'Oh what a time to be a fan' quoted from our new famous song.

To be fair there are quite a few good away atmospheres

Dire and Stains (last game) I thought were very good last season

Can't really remember Calderwood's performance's

I can remember Millard and Fletcher being outstanding though

: Wed Mar 04, 2009 10:40 pm  

Johnny F wrote:

At half time I heard some loud mouth yorkshire r sole banging his gums off saying how it was going to be a win by 50 or more by the bulls. It was amazing how he suddenly went quiet then next thing he had gone! JOG ON CHUMP

Even better, stevo and eddie were saying the mighty bulls were on there way to old trafford.

That is something we will all show our kids and grandkids later in life.

[Bullseye]

: Thu Mar 05, 2009 9:03 am  

roo67 wrote:

1988 2-0 at cp. the start of 8 in a row at wembley

I was gutted at that result. We went into the game lacking our playmaker Harkin (we were totally dependant on him back then). Had he been available I'm sure we'd have won. He was out thanks to dirty St Helens due Haggerty and Forber being sent out to maim him by Murphy a few weeks earlier.