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Communications specialist, Wigan Athletic fan & blogger, interested in music, arts & culture.

Lowe’s Latics are unbeaten and unbowed in last eight games – Northampton Town 1 Wigan Athletic 1

Wigan Athletic ended the League One season with a 1-1 draw at Northampton Town and extended their unbeaten run to eight games under Head Coach Ryan Lowe. In a scrappy first half the Cobblers went ahead following a breakaway from … Continue reading →

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Lacklustre Latics are lucky to come away with a point – Burton Albion 1 Wigan Athletic 1

A lacklustre Wigan Athletic grabbed a very late equaliser at Burton Albion to extend their unbeaten run to seven games under Head Coach Ryan Lowe. Burton needed a point to guarantee their League One status for next season and in … Continue reading →

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Latics’ draw with the Seasiders shows there’s plenty of room for improvement – Wigan Athletic 1 Blackpool 1

Latics extended their unbeaten run to six games after a 1-1 draw with Blackpool at the Brick Community Stadium. The hosts had the better of the first half and went ahead in bizarre fashion when Jon Mellish’s volleyed cross deceived … Continue reading →

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Latics edge out the Millers to secure safety – Wigan Athletic 1 Rotherham United 0

Wigan Athletic defeated Rotherham United 1-0 at the Brick Community Stadium and secured their League One safety with three games left to play. Latics threatened on 35 minutes through Asamoah Junior but his effort was saved by the Millers goalkeeper … Continue reading →

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Latics nearly home and dry after Lowe’s first win in charge – Shrewsbury Town 0 Wigan Athletic 1

Wigan Athletic won their first game under Head Coach Ryan Lowe, against relegated Shrewsbury Town, which should effectively secure their League One status. Latics dominated the first half and went close when Asamoah Junior drove into the box and fired … Continue reading →

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Review – Last Boy of ’66: My Story of England’s World Cup Winning Team by Sir Geoff Hurst

Hat-trick hero Sir Geoff Hurst is the last surviving member of England’s 1966 World Cup winning team and his latest book delves deepest into his life and the key characters of the final. Hurst has had a bittersweet life with … Continue reading →

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Improving Latics held by promotion-chasing Wrexham – Wigan Athletic 0 Wrexham 0

Wigan Athletic and promotion-chasing Wrexham fought out a goalless draw at the Brick Community Stadium. Latics’ most dangerous player Asamoah Jr curled an effort just wide of the far post in a largely uneventful first half. With both defences on … Continue reading →

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Latics’ first league penalty of the season earns a point in Devon – Exeter City 1 Wigan Athletic 1 

Wigan Athletic produced another underwhelming display to draw 1-1 with Exeter City at St James Park. In a scrappy game of poor quality Exeter enjoyed more possession and had more shots but Latics did just enough to come away with … Continue reading →

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Resolute defending secures Latics a point against the O’s – Leyton Orient 0 Wigan Athletic 0 

Wigan Athletic and Leyton Orient fought out a dour goalless stalemate at Brisbane Road. In a dull and toothless first 45 minutes neither goalkeeper had a single shot to save. Orient created chances in the second half with Sam Tickle … Continue reading →

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Latics suffer late derby day disappointment – Wigan Athletic 0 Bolton Wanderers 1

Wigan Athletic’s ten year derby day dominance of Bolton Wanderers came to an end when the visitors grabbed a late winner at the Brick Community Stadium. In a tense derby game of poor quality both teams struggled to create many … Continue reading →

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