As a skeptic re. Latics' attitude to RL being played at the DW, I shall henceforth note that the club made this official statement.



That and the relaying of the pitch may just be enough to see the argument off for the remainder of 2010 at least.

So what's the reasoning behind Bradfords pitch???

Didn't they film a movie on it in the winter or something?

Typical BBC, lazy journo,



"Wigan Warriors rugby league team have contributed to the decline of the surface"



then the club state:



"It's got absolutely nothing to do with the rugby league club," he added. "That's completely irrelevant.



Clueless morons. Nice to see someone from the foozeball club talking sense.

It's a well known fact that the union fatties have caused 100% of the damage at our place. Given that league's caused no damage whatsoever at ours, it's highly unlikely that it's the cause of the damage at the JJB.

Somebody can't spell 'relaid'.

Is it the BBC or the club spokesperson?

Because 'relayed' means something else...

Well i think Wigan Athletic deserve a great big [size=200WELL DONE!!! [/sizeIts about time somebody from either club stopped the lazy journalism, thanks pal whoever you are.



=#FF0000Can't believe I said that

at last some calm amongst the storm

I'm totally not bothered by it all, we know that Latics we eventually be relegated and all the fans will disappear to support United and City again and natural order will be restored. £20 a ticket for Premier league football(the most popular league of the most popular sport in the world) and only averaging 12,000 home fans per week is not good foundations for a club. And thats not including the 3 home games before Xmas at £1 a ticket.

Looks like you want the Latics to just disappear?

Well done Wigan Athletic.



Maybe there is hope of a truce in the town after all.

Which one? All quiet on the Western Front?