Won't matter before long anyway ..Latics are in free fall and heading for the Championship....can't wait until they change that sign at Bryn island which states 'Home of Premiership football and superleague Rugby' next year it will say 'Home of Superleague Champions and 2nd rate football'

Couldnt care less whether it says 'Home of Premiership football' or '2nd rate football'. Just as long as says 'Home of Superleague Champions', thats all matters.....

this is sloppy writing as bad as i have ever seen. it`s full of "INSIDER SAYS" , "SPOKESMAN SAYS" no hard facts to be seen anywhere. all i can summise is that he spent all easter on the lash and this is the best he could come up with with a big hangover and a looming deadline







rant over, going for a lie down in a dark room

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Rugby does no were near as much damage as football as the DW ground staff have admitted. We have a 50 year lease it would cost a fortune to buy it out but like many rugby fans i would leave the DW tomorrow for a ground with standing like what we used to have.

If the Premier league are that bothered then we will gladly except around £50 million to leave the DW and build our own ground

With alot of change.

Compensation for being thrown out of the DW

Or
They would have to build another stadium for Wigan Athletic.

Buying T*sco out so the ground can be built on Central Park will cost us a few quid though.

www.cockneylatic.co.uk/forum/vie ... f=5&t=3179

www.cockneylatic.co.uk/forum/vie ... f=5&t=3179

We have a similar thread on the Hull board with much the same answers



The KC is owned by the city council and we like Hull city have a twenty five year lease as joint major users of the stadium. It would be Hull City that would have the major problem as they could neither force us out or buy the stadium. I can see City going down anyway so that will not be a problem for us much longer with the prospect of them being in administration as well, but its a funny old game is soccer.

Anyone thought of the Old Trafford angle on this as well, we would have to find another venue for the grand final and the Wembley stadium is crying out for more use.

I would not worry about it as it would certainly fall foul of the EECs restraint of trade regs if they did push it




Imagine you back at Central park with Thomas Leuluai tearing down the canned fruit aisle passing it too Iafeta Paleaaesina only to find he was still in the Pizza queue