Wigan Athletic 0 - 3 Blackburn Roversby 606 Sport Hosts (U3702819) 01 January 2007
Struggling Wigan slipped to their fifth Premiership defeat in a row as Blackburn won a scrappy Lancashire derby at the JJB Stadium. Latest comments
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brfc22 (U7009093) posted Jan 1, 2007 3 wins in 3 after the 6-2 thrashing at Arsenal, shows great character in the blackburn camp.
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Highfieldlaticsfan (U1871333) posted Jan 1, 2007 Wigans are just not good enough now.Kilbane and Landzaat have been really poor signings and contribute nothing to the cause.
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aspulllad (U6957068) posted Jan 1, 2007 a bad christmas just not getting the luck . but paul jewell will get us out of this mess i am sure, we have been here before
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johnpaskinsleftboot (U5192092) posted Jan 1, 2007 Delighted to see Derbyshire get his first premiership goal.
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bigmanbig (U7009676) posted Jan 1, 2007 With Derbyshire's form and Roberts coming back in January. I do not think that we need another striker. I think paying out 6 million for Earnshaw would be a waste of money and that money can be saved for when we really need it.
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BuckoGooner123 (U6864787) posted Jan 2, 2007 Blackburn are moving up by the week. They are a team, under Mark Hughes, who battle and grind results out. They will not be relegated, and i feel they COULD qualify for UEFA Cup. Wigan are on their way down. Their midfield is so weak for the premiership now they've lost Bullard and Kavanagh, they will struggle. And what happened to their defence against Rovers? Oh and their attack, Heskey is full of effort, but is he good enough to keep Wign in contention for a top half finish? (I dont think he is).
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honestsouthernrover (U7011431) posted Jan 3, 2007 too right its a good job sparky never let him go we need to keep players like matty at the club
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djbaraka (U5738263) posted Jan 4, 2007 rob earnshaw is not what rovers want n i think the price tag on his shoulders is a little high ! benni mccarty cost half of that and look at the result! Comment on this article
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