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by Larry Kwirirayi on 14 November 2007
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by Les on November 14, 2007
being utter glory hunting wannabee manure gay gypsie scum though does it. haha
by brian the gooner on November 14, 2007
Please explain in what way Reading had a go.Perhaps that's the new interpretation of camping nine across the edge of your own penalty area and not wanting to attack.Coppell is little short of a disgrace with his whinging about playing English players when he managed to field 3 in his starting eleven. Also,has Rob Styles gone soft because it took Fabregas two attempts to get his deliberate booking.When the blatant shirt-pulling did not succeed he was forced to talk himself into the book to ensure that it was Wigan at home that he missed.
by samchin on November 14, 2007
My wife and I will be flying 7000 miles from Singapore (paying 150 pounds each for the tickets)to watch the Wigan game. We have supported the club for 35 years. Imagine our disappointment when we saw Fabregas deliberately collecting his 5th yellow during the 'live' telecast of the Reading game (at 4am local time!)He is the player we most like to watch.
by canon13 on November 14, 2007
My wife and I will be flying 7000 miles from Singapore (paying 150 pounds each for the tickets)to watch the Wigan game I'm sorry, but i have no sympathy for you after having to pay £400 each for my wife and i to go to singapore.
Hi Canon13. Sorry I wasn't very clear. The match tickets cost us 150 pounds each. The flight tickets were 480 pounds each.
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