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Stoke City V Wigan Athletic, Jan 29
Thebevaneffect (Wigan Athletic) 3 months ago
Pathetic first half from us, but we really picked up in the second. Fantastic goal from mcarthur to get us back in the game, and I think we couldve gone on to win. Espinoza and golobart were both fantastic on their full league debuts as well. Very proud of the boys today for the way we came back.

Onwards to the dw for a massive 6 pointer against southampton!

Holdfasthope (Tottenham Hotspur) 3 months ago
That's a neat finish McArthur
Vananth (Manchester United) 3 months ago
Its late in the Premiership season.... As usual Wigan are staging a comeback to their fav 17th spot...
KingHarryKewell (Liverpool) 3 months ago
And it's normally this time in the year when Wigan do the Houdini trick. Great fightback from them. Stoke on the other hand seem to be switching off in defence after a great defensive start to the season...
PaulosElias (Juventus) 3 months ago
Al Habsi is a s**t goalie. First goal the ball was so close he could have easily saved it. Second goal. What the f**k! How can you not hold in to the ball. The shot was so weak how did it bounce off his hand and not hold in to it?
Azzawi (Manchester United) 3 months ago
About the first goal: Just because Juventus has a keeper called Buffon whose reflexes are brillant doesn't mean every goalie is able to save the ball from close distance.
The second one: he is just as good/bad as De Gea. Because of him United had to struggle through many games. I even think Al Habsi is much better than De Gea, at least by corners, every time my heart stops beating when the opponent gets one
Thebevaneffect (Wigan Athletic) 3 months ago
Ali almost kept us in the prem in the last two seasons, but he has been pretty poor so far this season by his starndards
CFLNHLFIFAFAN (Chelsea) 3 months ago
Wigan score some nice goals, Di Santo good finish and McArthur even better. Stoke goals fine, big Crouch's legs in the right spot good for him



   
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