jonthefox Posted 14 July 2020 Posted 14 July 2020 When was the last time two players had a hat trick of assists?.
Des. Posted 14 July 2020 Posted 14 July 2020 Late goal for Boro' against Reading, could be huge for them to stay up
Fox92 Posted 14 July 2020 Posted 14 July 2020 Just a shame this good form for Wigan has come to late into the season.
purpleronnie Posted 14 July 2020 Posted 14 July 2020 Wigan's form is quite extraordinary, they were 2nd bottom towards the end of January, their form is Won 9 Drew 4 Lost 1, and may stay up even with a 12 point reduction.
SystonFox Posted 14 July 2020 Posted 14 July 2020 Just now, purpleronnie said: Wigan's form is quite extraordinary, they were 2nd bottom towards the end of January, their form is Won 9 Drew 4 Lost 1, and may stay up even with a 12 point reduction. At the expense of Hulls goal difference with that 12 point deduction if it were to happen. As it stands of course
spacemunky Posted 14 July 2020 Posted 14 July 2020 A touchdown and a 2 point convert and Hull will be back in this!
The Bear Posted 14 July 2020 Posted 14 July 2020 Was just looking to see how many 10-0 scorelines there have been and you lot have been involved at both ends! 15th April 1938 - Wolverhampton Wanderers 10–1 Leicester City 20th October 1928 - Leicester City 10–0 Portsmouth
Stuntman_Mike Posted 14 July 2020 Posted 14 July 2020 Andy King on the bench for Huddersfield again..
StanSP Posted 14 July 2020 Posted 14 July 2020 2 minutes ago, The Bear said: Was just looking to see how many 10-0 scorelines there have been and you lot have been involved at both ends! 15th April 1938 - Wolverhampton Wanderers 10–1 Leicester City 20th October 1928 - Leicester City 10–0 Portsmouth Great times.
jonthefox Posted 14 July 2020 Posted 14 July 2020 2 minutes ago, The Bear said: Was just looking to see how many 10-0 scorelines there have been and you lot have been involved at both ends! 15th April 1938 - Wolverhampton Wanderers 10–1 Leicester City 20th October 1928 - Leicester City 10–0 Portsmouth Just now, StanSP said: Great times. Hmm, i beg to differ
SystonFox Posted 14 July 2020 Posted 14 July 2020 3 minutes ago, The Bear said: Was just looking to see how many 10-0 scorelines there have been and you lot have been involved at both ends! 15th April 1938 - Wolverhampton Wanderers 10–1 Leicester City 20th October 1928 - Leicester City 10–0 Portsmouth That’s not 10-0
StanSP Posted 14 July 2020 Posted 14 July 2020 Just now, jonthefox said: Hmm, i beg to differ Gotta go through the rough to appreciate the good times.
Fox92 Posted 14 July 2020 Posted 14 July 2020 Didn't we finish 2nd in 1929 as well Edit: ignore me... I got the dates mixed up from The Bear's post. I thought it said we lost 10-1 in 1929.
Brainy Posted 14 July 2020 Posted 14 July 2020 Part of me would be genuinely quite pissed as a Wigan fan that it was "only" 8 after being 7 at HT
jonthefox Posted 14 July 2020 Posted 14 July 2020 3 minutes ago, StanSP said: Gotta go through the rough to appreciate the good times. You don't have to explain to me. I'm a Leicester supporter remember
Wymsey Posted 14 July 2020 Posted 14 July 2020 They'll probably likely to get relegated, sadly, but am really pleased for Wigan today. Even if they won 1-0, would still be chuffed for them.
Leicester_Loyal Posted 14 July 2020 Posted 14 July 2020 2 minutes ago, Wymsey said: They're probably likely to get relegated, sadly, but am really pleased for Wigan today. Even if they won 1-0, would still be chuffed for them. Nah, Charlton up next then Fulham in the final game. Fulham won't even try, they're safely in the POs, won't be able to get automatic promotion and won't want injuries to put them out of the play off games.
Nalis Posted 14 July 2020 Posted 14 July 2020 1 hour ago, Mark_w said: Bournemouth felt so horrible, and yet days later I'm massively enjoying this schadenfreude. When watching football as a neutral, the only thing that beats watching an underdog win for me is seeing an absolute tonking.
Wymsey Posted 14 July 2020 Posted 14 July 2020 Stoke seem to have the toughest run-in, but we know the Championship is can be very unpredictable.
Nalis Posted 15 July 2020 Posted 15 July 2020 17 hours ago, Wymsey said: Stoke seem to have the toughest run-in, but we know the Championship is can be very unpredictable. They are 4pts clear of the relegation zone with a game in hand. I reckon they're fine.
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