Monthly Archives: September 2022

Home and away mystery – Wigan Athletic 0 Reading 1

Wigan Athletic produced another below par home performance losing 1-0 to Reading at the DW Stadium. Latics have been impressive on their travels but have struggled to re-create that form at the DW Stadium and they rarely threatened to get … Continue reading →

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Review: Two Brothers – The Life and Times of Bobby and Jackie Charlton by Jonathan Wilson

‘Two Brothers’ is not only an inspiring story about two of the most famous footballing brothers, but it is also about late twentieth-century English football and the changes that were taking place. Jonathan Wilson traces the incredible lives of Bobby … Continue reading →

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Latics keep Terriers in the doldrums –  Huddersfield Town 1 Wigan Athletic 2

Wigan Athletic produced another impressive away performance with a 2-1 victory at the John Smith’s Stadium. Will Keane put Latics ahead on 25 minutes from the penalty spot after Callum Lang had been brought down in the box by Luke … Continue reading →

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Latics late show stuns the Hatters – Luton Town 1 Wigan Athletic 2

Wigan Athletic came back from 1-0 down to stun Luton Town with two late goals at Kenilworth Road. The hosts had taken the lead in a first half they had dominated, with Carlton Morris heading past Ben Amos on 39 … Continue reading →

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