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Mudhutter issue 97 is now on sale, subs are in the post. More details here #wafc mudhutter.co.uk/mudhutter-is…
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New @mudhutter on sale around the ground tomorrow in the usual places.
Still only £2. Cash preferred but card payments available*.
Support your local "programme" seller.
*Mobile signal dependent
Yes it's been a while but that's not all our fault, honest guv. Here's all the details behind the latest issue of the Mudhutter, which is on sale at the match tomorrow: #wafc mudhutter.substack.com/p/mud…
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Brilliant as always & well worth the wait. Issue #97 of @mudhutter. A superb Sunday read. #fanzines
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Good post day @mudhutter @WSC_magazine
And they've started to landed! If you want in, check my pinned tweet #wafc
I hope football implodes globally at every level and every single club has to start again with no money playing on park fields. Thankfully, Wigan Athletic are already ahead of the curve in this regard. We're even best at going bust repeatedly 😎
Anthony Dole-Johnson, more like
Club Statement | Anthony Cole-Johnson
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Fanzine went the printers yesterday. Shame that. We could have made the shortest lived ever CEO our cover star, if anyone had a fucking clue what he looked like #wafc
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Stop pretending Man City are uniquely evil. The problem is the Premier League a Soulless, overpriced tourist Trap funded by criminality, boring moneyball and sports-washing.
Who wants to watch Bournemouth vs Brentford? Not even Brentford’s Mum!
Bring Back Division One.
I wouldn't be gloating about that result Latics fans. The Man City of rugby league will have to have millions more pumped in next year to make sure that never happens again, and we'll end up fielding a team of Under 15s year old to ensure both clubs remain sustainable 😔
Despite that last RT, I've got a bit of sympathy for City, they were simply the straw the broke the camels back. They were not the problem, the problem is inflating the pay of footballers to hundreds of thousands of pounds per week to kick a ball about, and they've all been at it






















