ExiledGeordie

Our record at Wigan over the past few years is nothing short of a disgrace Pathetic, year in year out

Didn't like Martinez interview, c*** "I haven't seen it" just wait til you do you fucking arsehole

Doesn't look anything like the player that first arrived

Sorry that defending simply isn't good enough, same as Swansea handball or no handball Poor performance irrespective of the decisions

Unforgivable I'm sorry, same old shit

Fuck me Cisse, stick it across the box man

That shocking challenge aside woeful defending from Santon and too man players simply haven't turned up. Crap so far

Haidara been completely done by that cunt, they cant even assess him ffs cos he can't straighten his leg

CUNTS CUNTS CUNTS

Fuck me

Always happens agaianst this lot, we make them look like Barcelona ffs

Fuck off Tiote

Jesus that's a shocking result, just got in Given they were playing against 10 men that's almost as bad as a defeat mentally

One of those grounds you just associate a shit performance. I like Martinez but I wouldn't be sorry to see this lot go down. There's surely only so long you can keep flirting with relegation without eventually going down.

Arise Sir Marv, your time has come!!!!

Yeah we need a good showing here nt a shower of shit where we make Wigan look like Barcelona and sky wanks off in the post match review with the usual "they really can play some great stuff" Get in their faces, get it down and play and cause them some shit with our attacking players.

Hard to say really though isn't it, they're a totally mixed bag. One thing is for sure we're harder to beat at the moment and the pace in our side cold be used to could effect against a side that likes to come out and play. There's pressure on them to win too. Be an interesting match

So much for their drive for top four

Not having the creative influence of HBA as of recent has effected his game recently. Ronaldo was right when he mentioned recently not enough crosses into the box and certainly not enough of any quality for Cisse to run onto. Hopefully Marveaux will be able to contritube more assists for him by continuing what he's done recently with those quality balls in.

I agree, he can still put a ball in, hits a great free kick and can cover in a variety of positions. He's hardly a world beater but he certainly has a role to play for me.

Sounds like the decision is being made by our medical team in discussions with the French lot too - in hindsight might have been better to do the operation back in December, but then I've no idea if that has other associated risks so I'm basically just guessing like everyone else! It's always best to go without surgery if you can avoid it isn't it? I think that's what they're trying to decide now. Journal says he's going to be assessed by French surgeon to Paris St Germain and the French national doctors. Seems it's a case of scar tissue in the hamstring and whether a prolonged recovery will sort yeild 100% recovery without surgery or whether only surgery itself will sort the problem. Disappointing but confident he'll be back fine for next season. What do PSG have to do with anything concerning him? Just going to see a French surgeon that PSG use as well? "He will be assessed by Paris Saint Germain surgeon Eric Rolland in France over the next few days and may go under the knife as early as next week if it is decided he needs the operation" - Journal

Got some competition on his hands with the form of Elliott. True Elliot's been playing well but I'd much rather have Krul between the sticks in big games like Benfica away. Anyway Elliot's form might just be what's needed to tighten Krul's game up.

I think it's a great draw, much rather play these than go back to Russia or Chelsea, Spurs. Alright Basle would've been better but Benfica is a glamorous tie. The fact we don't have to travel right before the derby is a big plus too.

Krul back in training monday accorrding to the journal

Sounds like the decision is being made by our medical team in discussions with the French lot too - in hindsight might have been better to do the operation back in December, but then I've no idea if that has other associated risks so I'm basically just guessing like everyone else! It's always best to go without surgery if you can avoid it isn't it? I think that's what they're trying to decide now. Journal says he's going to be assessed by French surgeon to Paris St Germain and the French national doctors. Seems it's a case of scar tissue in the hamstring and whether a prolonged recovery will sort yeild 100% recovery without surgery or whether only surgery itself will sort the problem. Disappointing but confident he'll be back fine for next season.