I'll betcha PD is heartbroken....
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Mike_The_Undertaker
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Long haul 
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Short term pain to avoid long term damage
The Skints fans dubbed him "agent millward" as a joke,or was it
Ando is topping the short list.
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This is not a metaphor, but a truth sincere
On this stage, fate for sometime our moves steer
Into the chest of non-existence, one by one disappear.
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This is not a metaphor, but a truth sincere
On this stage, fate for sometime our moves steer
Into the chest of non-existence, one by one disappear.
"
[i]Omar Khayyam[/i]
I think he still should be
Anderson is tipped for the Wigan Job.
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Graham Las Darrington
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Tipped but not appointed!
Surprise choice was Brian Noble.
One surprise was that Wigan asked him.
Second surprise was that Bradford seemed to encourage Noble to talk to Wigan.
Third surprise was that he accepted.
Fourth surprise - Wigan went to Huddersfield and thrashed them on Noble's first match in charge.
Surprise choice was Brian Noble.
One surprise was that Wigan asked him.
Second surprise was that Bradford seemed to encourage Noble to talk to Wigan.
Third surprise was that he accepted.
Fourth surprise - Wigan went to Huddersfield and thrashed them on Noble's first match in charge.
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Strange that Bradford seemed keen to let Nobby go wasn't it,especially when you see their weekend result....OUCH !!Graham Las Darrington wrote: Tipped but not appointed!
Surprise choice was Brian Noble.
One surprise was that Wigan asked him.
Second surprise was that Bradford seemed to encourage Noble to talk to Wigan.
Third surprise was that he accepted.
Fourth surprise - Wigan went to Huddersfield and thrashed them on Noble's first match in charge.
I think the only ones suprised by the Wigan - Hudds game were Huddersfield.
Wigan's huge loss of form - loss of players to injury - back room in fighting - etc all evaporated like a morning mist .............
What a surprise............NOT
"We are the puppets and fate the puppeteer
This is not a metaphor, but a truth sincere
On this stage, fate for sometime our moves steer
Into the chest of non-existence, one by one disappear.
"
[i]Omar Khayyam[/i]
This is not a metaphor, but a truth sincere
On this stage, fate for sometime our moves steer
Into the chest of non-existence, one by one disappear.
"
[i]Omar Khayyam[/i]
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Graham Las Darrington
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One of Brian Noble's strengths is the way he has loyalty to his players which has been reciprocated. Wigan will benefit from that if all goes well and it could and should make a big improvement in their results.
I wonder if Bradford are making dangerous money-saving decisions. They've now got a bloke in charge who's probably cheaper but by the same token less experienced, so the risk factor is greater for them.
Still the Bulls a good squad of players - I wonder if we'll see any of them pulling on the cherry and white in the near future?
I wonder if Bradford are making dangerous money-saving decisions. They've now got a bloke in charge who's probably cheaper but by the same token less experienced, so the risk factor is greater for them.
Still the Bulls a good squad of players - I wonder if we'll see any of them pulling on the cherry and white in the near future?
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