Wigan game on tv(streaming)

[EDS]

anyhoo, live streams, stuff that, last time we played Forest away, my laptop got so infected it ended up in the skip. Guernsey FC are showing the Peacehaven match live on a safe steam at the bargain price of £2.99....go on treat yer self!

Live streams are perfectly safe as long as you do not go clicking on the ads and DO NOT download anything, such as you need to update this or download that as you really do not. Also as a failsafe have a virus protection running and scan every now and then with Malware bytes just in case you did click on anything

 

[Dr. Notthenineo'clocknews]

I am always dispassionate with regards to other clubs, I have no love of Wigan but I do have respect for what they have achieved in recent times. Personally I would say that they are a bigger club than Brighton and indeed us when in terms of success in recent times, then again I am not bothered about attendances

EDIT: I am 100% certain they are bigger than either of us recently, certainly in terms of football which is all I care about

I think you are wrong, and that's bold for me because I really don't care about who's the bigger club, Both Brighton and Palace are bigger, yes in the last 7 years they trump us both, but that's it, they've had their day in the sun, I remember Oldham Athletic in the top flight and at a cup final, now look, Wigan will go the same way.

 

[Hiney]

Does that include the Cup Final Attendance

FA Cup Final 21 May 1983 - 100,000
FA Cup Final Replay 26 May 1983 - 100,000

FA Cup Final 11 May 2013 - 86,254

We still win

 

[Dr. Notthenineo'clocknews]

FA Cup Final 21 May 1983 - 100,000
FA Cup Final Replay 26 May 1983 - 100,000

FA Cup Final 11 May 2013 - 86,254

We still win

Night matches at Wembley had a 92,000 limit, but the amount of United fans bribing or "jibbing" as they call it, their way in, you're probably right

 

[Driver8]

FA Cup Final 21 May 1983 - 100,000
FA Cup Final Replay 26 May 1983 - 100,000

FA Cup Final 11 May 2013 - 86,254

We still win

Don't think the replay was 100,000. I think evening games were restricted to something like 92,000.

We still win though.

 

[Moshe Gariani]

I have just got a new mini Ipad and am not very good at making it work.

Can anyone help with the best way for me to watch the Wigan match on it. Is it possible?

 

[Hiney]

Don't think the replay was 100,000. I think evening games were restricted to something like 92,000.

We still win though.

Just going by what's in The Rothmans Football Yearbook

 

[Hiney]

I am always dispassionate with regards to other clubs, I have no love of Wigan but I do have respect for what they have achieved in recent times. Personally I would say that they are a bigger club than Brighton and indeed us when in terms of success in recent times, then again I am not bothered about attendances

EDIT: I am 100% certain they are bigger than either of us recently, certainly in terms of football which is all I care about

You can make the stats prove pretty much anything IMO!

Over the past 10 years, Wigan have definitely been 'better' than us.

Since they were elected to the league though, in 1978, I would say we are the bigger club, based on the number of seasons spent in each division, averaged out.

Like I say, you can make the stats say anything.

 

[EDS]

I have just got a new mini Ipad and am not very good at making it work.

Can anyone help with the best way for me to watch the Wigan match on it. Is it possible?

Search in the app store for the puffin Browser, this is the only way(I know of) to watch flash on an Iphone and then go to the link there. I used it once to watch a match on my sons Ipad when I was stranded in traffic for five hours.

 

[EDS]

You can make the stats prove pretty much anything IMO!

Over the past 10 years, Wigan have definitely been 'better' than us.

Since they were elected to the league though, in 1978, I would say we are the bigger club, based on the number of seasons spent in each division, averaged out.

Like I say, you can make the stats say anything.

I am not to concerned either way, but I have a lot of respect for Wigan and was very pleased that they won the FA cup. For any of us to try and look down on them is slightly bizarre in my opinion

 

[Hiney]

I am not to concerned either way, but I have a lot of respect for Wigan and was very pleased that they won the FA cup. For any of us to try and look down on them is slightly bizarre in my opinion

Agree.

They've done brilliantly recently, in what is a hardcore Rugby League stronghold.

 

[Giraffe]

Are we really arguing over whether we are bigger than Wigan?

There should be no argument, we are clearly a bigger club, as I would say are Palace, but not by much

 

[Driver8]

Just going by what's in The Rothmans Football Yearbook

According to Wikipedia the first game was 99,059 and the replay 91,534.

 

[JOLovegrove]

Does it really matter?

 

[Couldn't Be Hyypia]

Count yourself lucky I watched those games live.

Count yourself lucky - I watched those two games live - but was sitting amongst the West Ham fans for that game. Bloody nightmare.

 

[John Bumlick]

Typical NSC thread - starts off about live streaming and degenerates into a debate about who is the bigger club. I know it's all good humoured but bloody hell.... LOLI

Anyway, in an attempt to get the thread back on track, the game is now listed on the wiziwig website which states that three channels are confirmed to be showing the game which should equate to a few streams being available. Maybe even a good quality one.

 

[Jimmy Grimble]

Does the Hikers Rest still have Al Jazeera? Or the Railway Bell?

 

[Miami Seagull]

Anyone who has beIN Sport (in the US) through their TV provider, will be able to watch the Wigan game live, online, through beIN Sport Play. Simply log in using your TV provider's login details. I did this for the Reading game in September, which was not broadcast on TV.

I'm just hoping the commentary isn't in Spanish, as it was for the Watford game

Thanks. AZ and JB

 

[Questions]

I am always dispassionate with regards to other clubs, I have no love of Wigan but I do have respect for what they have achieved in recent times. Personally I would say that they are a bigger club than Brighton and indeed us when in terms of success in recent times, then again I am not bothered about attendances

EDIT: I am 100% certain they are bigger than either of us recently, certainly in terms of football which is all I care about

So Wigan are a bigger club than Newcastle and Sunderland ? Fair do's then.

 

[CAPTAIN GREALISH]

Does the Hikers Rest still have Al Jazeera? Or the Railway Bell?

Hikers yes