Progress With Unity Podcast #132: Gillingham review, Crewe preview

Excuse me, sir, but I believe you spelled it wrong!

You can always rely on the Progress With Unity CREW to bring the pun dictionaries. Be sure to listen carefully tonight, for many CREWl and cringeworthy half-baked references have been corksCREWEd into the show for no other reason than to sCREW with your head.

Did you know that Crewel is a type of embroidery? See, you wouldn't have known that if you didn't check this post. Whoever said PWU isn't the least bit educational? Well, apart from me...

Progress With Unity Podcast Aussie Special: Interview with Craig Fillingham

Aussie weather forecast. 

Ever wondered what it's like to be a Latics fan in 'Straiya? No? I bet it was the spiders that put you off, wasn't it? Well, now you can have a small taste of the Aussie dream (like the American dream, only with cricket) thanks to Melbourne resident Craig Fillingham, who's been so kind as to share his experiences as an exiled Wiganer Dahnundah.

Progress With Unity Podcast #131: Doncaster review, Gillingham preview

It's been far too long since our last 'Live From the Deedub' edition of the Progress With Unity Podcast. We've missed the general background atmosphere and crazed fans chanting questionable things in our ears. (Grits teeth) Yurrrsss, we luurve theese on lucaaation editions.

Ahem. Listen to the end for a rather rude reference that you might like. If you're into that sort of thing, that is.

Progress With Unity Podcast #130: Coventry and Bury reviews, Doncaster preview

(c)Joseph Tylczak

Prepare yourself for some Ultra High Temperatures on tonight's PWU Podcast, an Undeniably Hearty Trek through mediocrity to slightly above mediocrity, hopefully on the way to the destruction of mediocrity. Underpants Have Torn over far less, an Undeniably Horrific Truth. Understand He's Tripping, the guy telling us about his half time milk. Ummm... Here's... Trash?

Progress With Unity Podcast #129: Coventry preview, season preview

(c)Gremlin

It was a time for change, a time for victory. A time for heroes, a time for cartoonish super-villainy and lottery-appointed scapegoats. A time for lazy headline writers to pull the Outdated Pun Dictionary from the back of their Penguin wrapper-laden desk drawer. A time for optimistic introspection.

It was time for the start of the new domestic season.

And that time, my friends, was... now.

-- Some famous philosopher

(Well, OK, maybe I made all of that up myself. And maybe Wigan Athletic will win the FA Cup, who knows.)