That's an interesting read Andy ,thanks for posting it.
One thing that stands out is "When Wigan opened the new stadium in 1999, it was one of the largest outside the Premier League. While the ambition has to be applauded, in hindsight it’s tempting to think that they should have opted for a smaller ground. The stadium is actually owned by another one of Dave Whelan’s companies, Wigan Football Company Limited, which has granted the football club a 25-year lease at rates determined by match revenues, resulting in a £1.1 million charge for the 2009/10 season. Shared with the Wigan Warriors, the stadium was initially named the JJB after Whelan’s old company, but changed its name to the DW Stadium in August 2009 after another Whelan venture, the DW Sports Fitness Company."[/i

Has it not been handed over to the Latics ?

at least it's 'their' flood

How good was that Ryder cup win?

Unreal

With the rugby season now over, why not spend the winter months checking out some of the great Warrington Bands and Original Artists.

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Would appreciate it if you could spread the news about the site! Do you watch live music often?
Have you seen a band from/in Warrington you've liked recently?

I've been to a few small shows in Wigan in the past, at The (new) Tavern & The Boulvevard, and I know a couple half decent bands from town, who would you recommend?!

sounds awesome!

Need to start a new one as the thread is now too long.