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Third in the table, equal on points wiith Tottenham in second and they have a game in hand. Their next two league games are Fulham and Portsmouth and so you'd expect them to pick up points there. Things really couldn't be much better could they?
Wel, starting from November 19th they have an evil run of Premiership games starting with Arsenal, then Tottenham, Liverpool, Chelsea, Man U, Charlton, and Man City. Ouch.
It doesn't look like Wigan will be relegated but when you see those games that they have coming up, you can't see them maintaining their current form. Oh well, not every newly promoted team can say they've been ahead of Man U in the table after 9 games.
Third in the table, equal on points wiith Tottenham in second and they have a game in hand. Their next two league games are Fulham and Portsmouth and so you'd expect them to pick up points there. Things really couldn't be much better could they?
Wel, starting from November 19th they have an evil run of Premiership games starting with Arsenal, then Tottenham, Liverpool, Chelsea, Man U, Charlton, and Man City. Ouch.
It doesn't look like Wigan will be relegated but when you see those games that they have coming up, you can't see them maintaining their current form. Oh well, not every newly promoted team can say they've been ahead of Man U in the table after 9 games.
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I feel a season of Ipswich standard a few seasons back for Wigan. I think the key to their success is not being afraid of their opposition - Chelsea on the opening day is a great example.
Cycloon wrote:
> Dringo wrote:
> They did it again.
>
> Wigan Premiership champions 2005-2006?
>
> Dringo I marvel at your brain. It truly must be a work of demented
> genius.
You know I could be, just might be, joking.
You will never know though :).
> Dringo wrote:
> They did it again.
>
> Wigan Premiership champions 2005-2006?
>
> Dringo I marvel at your brain. It truly must be a work of demented
> genius.
You know I could be, just might be, joking.
You will never know though :).
Dringo wrote:
> You know I could be, just might be, joking.
>
> You will never know though :).
Oh please tell.
> You know I could be, just might be, joking.
>
> You will never know though :).
Oh please tell.
Another 3 points for Wigan! They've got a hard run of games coming up but I expect they'll still get a point or two out of them.
Smedlos wrote:
> Another 3 points for Wigan! They've got a hard run of games coming up
> but I expect they'll still get a point or two out of them.
Or 15 :D
> Another 3 points for Wigan! They've got a hard run of games coming up
> but I expect they'll still get a point or two out of them.
Or 15 :D
Maybe! I certainally wouldn't be surprised if they got 7-8.
They have a good chance of beating Arsenal at home, considering Arsenal have lost away to Middlesbrough and West Brom, they should get something from Spurs, maybe a draw against Man United and probably a loss to Chelsea.
Or maybe even a shock win against chelsea. And league leaders by christmas.
I can't see a win against Chelsea at Stamford Bridge. I'd love it if it did happen though. I'm considering going to see their next game, at home to Arsenal. I'm not sure how much the ticket prices are at the moment though, I must check it out.
I think they'll get something from Arsenal and Spurs but not Man U and Chelsea. Then again after the opening day performance against Chelsea who knows?
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