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Match Day Thread Wigan v Hull City

Discussion in 'Hull City' started by Chazz Rheinhold, Jan 1, 2023.

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City win?

  1. City win

  2. Draw

  3. Wigan

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  1. Chazz Rheinhold

    Chazz Rheinhold Well-Known Member

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    2-1-23 3 pm kick off
    Huge game but one we should win comfortably, they were shocking when we played them at ours. Terrible team. city to win 0-3
     
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  2. DMD

    DMD Eh?
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    The name Wigan has been dated to at least the 7th century, and probably originally meant a "village" or "settlement". It has also been suggested that the name is Celtic, named after a person called Wigan, a name corresponding to Gaulish Vicanus, Old Welsh Uuicant or Old Breton Uuicon due to the natives generally being met by the southern greeting "Oi uuicant"

    Lilly Savage had a Wigan address.

    Birth place of Heinz baked beans, Pataks Indian foods, Potters herbal remedies and Uncle Joe's Mint Balls.

    Thomas Beecham first manufactured his famous pills in Wigan. Marks and Spencer was born in Wigan when Michael Marks joined forces with Thomas Spencer in 1894.

    As a sort of Hull connection, the folk-rockers the Tansads are from Wigan.

    George Formby Senior first named it Wigan Pier.

    Wigan's war memorial was designed by Sir Giles Gilbert Scott, who also designed red telephone boxes.

    During its heyday, the town featured at least 1,000 coal pit shafts which means it has more coal beds than all of the hotels in Portugal.

    Wigan Borough has roughly the same population as Iceland.

    Wigan has more pie shops per square mile than any other town in the UK.

    The World Pie Eating Championships are held in Wigan every year and contestants from all over compete to eat a meat and potato pie in the fastest possible time. The current record is 38 seconds.

    The 19th Century Coal-Owner, Lord Crawford of Balcarres had dinner services made from the unusually hard and clean 'cannel' coal found in his Wigan seams. He would amaze his guests by ceremonially burning their plates on an open fire after the meal.
     
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  3. Sumatran_Tiger

    Sumatran_Tiger Well-Known Member

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    Hotel beds?
     
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  4. Sir Cheshire Ben

    Sir Cheshire Ben Well-Known Member

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    Wigan? Rugby Town.

    City 3-0 Egg Chasers
     
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  5. Red top reader

    Red top reader Well-Known Member

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    Who put a Wigan win ????
    Come on chaps or chapett … really
     
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  6. Phinius T Bookbinder

    Phinius T Bookbinder Well-Known Member

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    Smash em. Never forget the 5th round of the cup years ago. Losing 3-0 at a **** hole of a ground that should of been closed down.

    Smash em
     
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  7. PLT

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    We always get a bit overexcited for games like these. A win would be brilliant, but a draw wouldn't be the end of the world. As the cliche goes, there are no easy games...
     
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  8. FerArk

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    Is there pay on the day? Haven’t seen anything on OWS.
     
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  9. Ric Glasgow

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    It was Idi from Admin...Blighter that he is:emoticon-0102-bigsm(in the nicest possible way).
     
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  10. AlRawdah

    AlRawdah Well-Known Member

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    Yes. It's on the OWS (a few days ago now).
     
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  11. FerArk

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    Thanks, must have missed it. One more in the away end!
     
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  12. big vern

    big vern Well-Known Member

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    Should be a routine three points for City but nothing is routine when supporting The Tigers. I predict an away win by two clear goals.
     
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  13. Charon

    Charon Well-Known Member

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    I met a cross dresser the other day - he had a Wigan address
     
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  14. TwoWrights

    TwoWrights Well-Known Member

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    Rumour has it that Vern is from Rimswell, I couldn't possibly comment. :emoticon-0111-blush


    The views expressed in my posts are not necessarily mine.
     
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  15. Sumatran_Tiger

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    I think you have already admitted how you know that, but your secret is safe ;)
     
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  16. petersaxton

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    the away end was a pile of mud
     
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  17. Cityzen

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    Some fans made the most of it. Ours will have complained it was dangerous, uncles unsteady on their feet felt unsafe, kids were traumatised…<laugh>

     
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  18. TwoWrights

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    Just shows how wrong you can be, much like when you spent months claiming Rovertiger was one of my accounts. :emoticon-0100-smile



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  19. johnbo

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    Big away following for this one, hoping for the win but would always take a draw away from home. Not much between most of the sides in this league but let’s hope we start 2023 with a positive result.
     
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  20. Sumatran_Tiger

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    Eh, are you sure that was me? How many accounts do you have? Obviously "big vern" is one of them ;)
     
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