by HeapyLatic
from Pie Eaters Footie
on May 21, 2012 12:56 PM EDT
You voted long and hard last week, and the winner changed more or less everyday. But after seven days, and five posts about players who have all had great seasons. We can now reveal who won our player of the season award. It is of course the most prestigious award for any Latics player to win.
by HeapyLatic
from Pie Eaters Footie
on May 15, 2012 7:57 AM EDT
The younger and Irish of our two James' has been a player that we have expected big things from since his arrival in 2010. Yet the midfielder has yet to spark into the explosive form that he had looked on the verge of in 2011 before Fabrice Muamba ended it witha crunching tackle.
by HeapyLatic
from Pie Eaters Footie
on May 14, 2012 7:14 AM EDT
It’s that time of year again. Where after a very long and hard slog, we come down to saying what our best bits were, it gives that lighter tinge even on the darkest of seasons. So today and for the rest of this week, I am looking for you player of the season.
by HeapyLatic
from Pie Eaters Footie
on May 2, 2012 11:14 AM EDT
So has it been a good April? Well lets just see what happened, lost twice to two teams that we were so close to beating, sounds like normal. But then you look at the other results from the month of April in three victories over three teams in the top four.
by HeapyLatic
from Pie Eaters Footie
on Apr 28, 2012 2:41 PM EDT
So yeah we were brilliant. What made this result even better was the fact that by the end of the game, we weren’t just controlling the game we were humiliating Newcastle (sounds harsh, I know). What I mean to say, is that we just passed and passed and then passed some more, and it looked for all the world that we were the team in fourth and not fourth from bottom.
by HeapyLatic
from Pie Eaters Footie
on Apr 27, 2012 2:31 PM EDT
Been a long time since we heard from the opposition fans, but its a nice time to hear from a club, which I will admit i have a great deal of respect for. Newcastle United have been the story of the season, playing great football and winning consistently which to many is a shock and surprise. But to the Newcastle fans it feels like where they ought to be.
by Graham MacAree
from SBNation.com
on Feb 28, 2011 9:59 AM EST
The Football Association has announced that it will not be taking any action against Manchester United striker Wayne Rooney for his elbow to the head of Wigan's James McCarthy last Saturday.
by Kirsten Schlewitz
from SBNation.com
on Oct 25, 2010 5:54 PM EDT
Wigan Athletic, set to welcome Swansea to the DW Stadium for their Carling Cup fixture, are rattled by the loss of midfielder James McCarthy, out for up to ten weeks.
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