Fans need to take a look at this fantastic offer from the club and ensure that the DW is packed to the rafters for a game that could shape our run in and future. Read more…
EA Sports are profiling for new game software and the want to make sure they have all the information needed for Wigan Athletic. Are you the one to lead them in the right direction??
The researchers at EA Sports are scouring the UK for all the football teams and have a great response from sites like this in getting the people they need to provide accurate information about the clubs they support.
It is usually me that ends up doing this sort of thing, but as I am extremely busy at the moment it would be good if someone or some people could take the reins on this one. For more information on what they need, the EA Sports website zone for this is HERE.
There have been many issues with the original date of the Wigan Athletic Supporters Club Annual Dinner, with the date and some other issues providing a problem. Following is the amended details and how you can book your place.
The Annual Dinner will now be on April 27th 2012 and will still be centred on the fabulous promotion winning season of 30 years ago – Larry Lloyd and his players will be the special guests on the night.
It won’t be a sit down meal as we have listened to Supporters Club members and made it a hot and cold buffet, with great entertainment from local bands, the usual charity raffle and auction to raise money.
This will be a superb opportunity for Latics fans old and new to get down to the DW Stadium and experience some great banter, a questions and answer session with players like Roy Tunks, Mick Quinn, Eamonn O’Keefe, Kevin Langley, Colin Methven, Alex Cribley, Les Bradd, Graham Barrow, John Butler and more…..
The cost is just £10 per person and brilliant night is in store.
Tickets can be booked from the Supporters Club Bar behind the South Stand on match days or by Paypal below.
Emma Hoolin is a five year old Wigan girl who is suffering from the childhood cancer, neuroblastoma. Emma has completed her treatment of chemotherapy and radiotherapy at Manchester Royal Childrens Hospital, she is now undergoing six months treatment of Immunotherapy in the United States, this is to give Emma the best chance of long term survival. Read more…
