Football League: Discussion

^ after losing semi final first leg 2-0 at home to come back to win second leg of semi 3-0 away from home to get to the final was amazing and they deserved to get promoted

Lots of questions how the Wigan takeover was passed by the EFL

For me Wigan have been badly let by the EFL. Lots of questions need to be asked

^I'm in complete agreement, but whether the Sports minister will be asking the EFL serious questions of the Wigan takeover remains to be seen, but how could the EFL allow the takeover to go ahead if the new owners were having (If anything is proved) seemingly cash flow problems of their own? If I've got this right From what I understand & read & heard, it seems that where the owners are based, in HK but it seems like that any funding that was/has been promised (around £24m) hasn't reached the club for osme reason.

So happy that Bristol city have sacked Lee Johnson, the little poison dwarf has been messing up our club for the last two years,he had no clue how to run a football club , picked the team and formation out of a tomboler it seamed most weeks, things can only get better from here

Errrrrrr WTF

Wigan leading Hull City at half time............... 7-0.

SEVEN - NIL!!

WTF

(14-07-2020 17:57 )snookered Wrote:  Errrrrrr WTF

Wigan leading Hull City at half time............... 7-0.

SEVEN - NIL!!

WTF

Can they survive even with a 12 point deduction ?

12 points ahead of Hull and with goal difference would survive if stopped today

It ended up 8-0.

Seven goals in one half of football is unusual I wonder what the odds would be on that.
Now if I wasn't a very trusting individual ..............

Well it certainly makes you think because what with all thats happening with regards to Wigan and going into administration after being sold to an idiot just so someone could potentially win a bet with a 12 point deduction in coming is the bet now on them staying up???

I couldn't believe when I saw it was only half time and it was 7-0. Crazy result.

What was the best odds on that scoreline? either Hull played shit and had a dodgy keeper or Wigan played a blinder!!!!

Wigan's 8 - 0 has made dig up the following from the BBC Sport website : -

Wigan's biggest ever league win - surpassing their 7-0 victory against Oxford United in 2017

Hull conceded eight goals in a league match for the first time since November 1911 (0-8 against Wolves)

Wigan were the first team to score eight goals at home in the English second tier since Manchester City beat Huddersfield 10-1 in 1987

Equalled the biggest victory in the second tier since it was rebranded as the Championship in 2004 (Birmingham 0-8 Bournemouth in 2014)