Match Day Thread Wigan Athletic versus Norwich city 12pm Kick off Sunday

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I'd love to know where you get the time to post these in-depth threads given your busy schedule Dunc!

 

Just make sure we win this time

 

The deeper meaning in this match day thread is not lost on me DD. Three simple words symbolising the three wins required to guarantee promotion from a total of 5 syllables (games) remaining. Masterpiece as usual Duncan.

 

Plus the word 'content' comprises seven (7) letters - exactly the same number as
points Sheffield Utd trail us by. Coincidence.....?

 

Don't forget the 6 letters for points infront of Feeds in 'follow'. Such mastery of thread postery.

Bah!

 

Then there's 'to', with it's minimalist usage of just two letters ...equalling the number of fingers we can stick up at the journos who wrote us off as no-hopers at the start of the season.
Arise, Sir Laureate Donuts

 

Pleased to see that " who will win" has been changed to the more correct "who shall win" DD. Your English language teacher will/ would be most pleased with his/her former student.

 

Before we get to the anyone got a stream may I offer the following link: https://troypoint.com/how-to-install-the-players-klub/ For 8 dollars a month and no long contract it's a steal. Have watched all City's Sky Matches and others through this.

 

It was a Google translate from Cantonese

 

Now I just feel hungry

 

The five-syllable line, evokes the opening of a haiku. A breathless statement that requires much of the reader, teasingly phrased, leaving us desirous for more. I look forward to the culmination of a season's worth of thought from our resident poet, when he sheds light on the final lines of this obvious masterpiece.

 

The Canaries will take a 5,000-strong following to the DW Stadium on Sunday to take on struggling Wigan Athletic, sitting top of the second tier with just five games remaining.

Y'Army, Y'Army...
[Coaches leave the Carra at circa 04.15 a.m. - what tw@t
decreed a noon kick-off in the far north? ]

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[Coaches leave the Carra at circa 04.15 a.m. - what tw@t
decreed a noon kick-off in the farnorth? ]
Same people who moved Good Friday to 7-45 and Blackburn to 7-30 on our last Sat game.
****ing SKY,who don't give a **** about the fans

 

They love the fans.........money.

 

Get some content into ya

https://www.pinkun.com/norwich-city...wigan-athletic-championship-preview-1-5994175

 

Relegation-battlers Wigan hope to have midfielder Nick Powell available for Sunday's visit of Sky Bet Championship leaders Norwich.

Powell was taken off at half-time in the midweek defeat at Hull as a precaution due to an unspecified fitness problem, however, Latics boss Paul Cook has confirmed he should be involved.

Former Canaries winger Anthony Pilkington remains doubtful, while midfielders Gary Roberts (calf) and Callum McManaman (hernia) continue their recoveries. Fellow midfielder Michael Jacobs is out for the season with a hamstring injury.

Championship leaders Norwich will be again be without suspended midfielder Emi Buendia, who will serve the second of a three-match ban. Youngster Todd Cantwell came in to start for the midweek 2-2 draw against Reading, but Mario Vrancic and Moritz Leitner are pressing for a recall.

Midfielder Marco Stiepermann is expected to shake off an unspecified slight knock picked up on Wednesday night.Louis Thompson is fit again following his knee problem, while forward Carlton Morris (ankle) has also stepped up his rehabilitation.

Wigan have won just two of their 11 league meetings with Norwich (W2 D4 L5).

Norwich City are looking to complete their first ever league double against Wigan.

Wigan are unbeaten in seven home Championship matches (W3 D4 L0), keeping four clean sheets in this run.Norwich City haven't won five consecutive away league matches since November 1988, when they were a top-flight side.

Wigan have lost 22 of their last 26 Championship when falling behind (W0 D4 L22) since coming from two goals down to win 3-2 against Barnsley in April 2017.

Norwich have won just one of their last 12 away league matches played on Sunday (W1 D4 L7).

"Daniel Farke will be furious with the way his side threw away a win so late against Reading, having worked so hard to get back in front. They still have a gap at the top but you can't take your foot off the gas in this league until the job is done. That being said, they should be too good for Wigan."

David Prutton predicts: 0-2

 

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