Thursday, 25 April 2013

Progress With Unity Podcast #42: Man City & West Ham reviews, Tottenham preview

 
No goals in two games spells a bout of doom 'n' gloom, but not too much. This is Wigan Athletic, remember? The Progress With Unity Wigan Athletic Podcast team aren't too downhearted and predict some favourable scores for this Saturday's return to home football. Eee, it's good to be back int' north west!

 Around the table this week: Barry, Paul T, Mick, Dan, Rob and Gareth

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PWU Wigan Athletic Podcast - Spurs Preview

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April 24, 2013

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This week in the studio at the Beech Hill Book Cycle we have Barry, Rob, Gareth, Mick, Paul and Dan...We start off by taking a look back at the last two games, away at Man City and West Ham, both ended disappointingly...Next up is discussion on the way the relegation fight is going (14:00), gloomy?...The Spurs game is next on the agenda (20:30), we need the points...The exit tune this week is the Empty Seats version of 'Come On You Latics' which is available for download for £1, all proceeds to Josephs Goal

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Friday, 19 April 2013

Progress With Unity Podcast #41: Cup Semi-Final & Man City review, West Ham preview


Wembley was great fun, but there is unfinished business in the league. The Progress With Unity Wigan Athletic Podcast team cast a critical eye over the Man City game before performing intricate tactical of analysis of this weekend's opponents West Ham.

Chatting this week: Barry, Dan, Gareth, Paul T, Rob and Greg

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PWU Wigan Athletic Podcast - West Ham Preview FA Cup Semi Final Review

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April 18, 2013

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This week in the studio at the Beech Hill Book Cycle we have Barry, Rob, Gareth, Greg, Paul and Dan...We start off by taking a look back at Saturdays FA cup semi-final win over Millwall, we were a class above...Next up is discussion on the ticket pricing and kick-off time (08:00)...The Man City game is next on the agenda (13:30) great performance from the lads and so unlucky not to get anything from the game...West Ham are the topic as we look forward to Saturdays game (27:30)...The podcast is rounded off with some discussion on why we have only got 31 points so far this season

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Thursday, 11 April 2013

PWU40: The Big Pre-Wembley Bash (and the QPR game, maybe)


Here it is, the edition you've all been waiting for! The Progress With Unity Wigan Athletic Podcast is 40 episodes old, and what better way to celebrate than a jolly boys' outing down to London? Around the table this week are enough guests to make a football team (granted, with a man or three sent off), and there is plenty of jovial light-heartedness. And why not? Wembley beckons...

On this week's edition: Barry, Dan, Gareth, Rob, Mick, Paul T, Paul K, Greg and Ray Mathias(!)

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PWU Wigan Athletic Podcast - FA Cup Semi Final Preview

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April 10, 2013

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This week in the studio at the Beech Hill Book Cycle we have a full house Barry, Rob, Gareth, Greg, Paul T, Mick, Paul K and Dan...We start off by taking a look back at Sundays draw with QPR, the Zamora/Gomez incident, flying feet and an angry Maloney...There is an exclusive interview with former Latics boss Ray Mathias (14:05), he looks back on the AWS Trophy win against Millwall in 1999 and the Man City play-off game a few weeks later. Ray talks about his particular brand of football and how success was within his grasp...The Millwall preview is next up (19:50) with a look at their main men, their road to the semi's and their recent form...The lads get bullish about the Latics chances and spirits are really high...The podcast is rounded off with a track from The Empty Seats latest CD, the sale of which sees all proceeds donated to the Josephs Goal charity, please contact us if you would like a copy of the three track EP it costs just £3 at wigan@vitalfootball.co.uk

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Thursday, 4 April 2013

Progress With Unity Podcast #39 - Norwich review, QPR preview


A rather chirpy edition of the Progress With Unity Wigan Athletic Podcast this week, in more ways than one. But enough potentially tenuous canary puns and on to business as usual before the inevitable pre-Wembley madness that's bound to escalate in the coming days. Among the burning questions: would a Latics win end QPR's fight for survival?

In the studio this week: Barry, Rob, Greg, Paul T, Gareth and Dan

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April 03, 2013

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This week in the studio at the Beech Hill Book Cycle are Barry, Rob, Gareth, Greg, Paul and Dan. On the agenda is a look back to the Norwich game, poor match but fantastic result, the refereeing by HRH Howard Webb and the performance of our very own superman, Arouna Koné...We discuss Sunday's visit to Loftus Road and the game against QPR (20:00), will this be the game that finally breaks Redknapp into submission?...We finish off this episode with a Josephs Goal update and some big news regarding next Tuesday nights bash...There is much more in between, but then I don't want to spoil it for you by disclosing all here

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