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It's hardly much of a challenge starting out with a perfect 'blue print' of a team. But I really do take my hat off for a coach that can get players to up their game to effectively punch above their weight. The current players response to Millward is exactly the opposite to that.

Just imagine if Millward was a mechanic and your car started to run even worse after he'd laid his hands on it...he would quickly come under the spotlight, as he has done at Cas. But just imagine if dozens of people had previously told you...what ever you do don't let him touch your car or he'll screw it up. That's where we currently are with Millward!

=#BF0000Can we refrain from starting two threads with the same title guys, ive merged the two threads but it makes it easier to just use the one thread, Thanks

Delboy66(aye of the tigers fanzine)

Wigan never gave him a chance to be fair...

Agreed

They really couldn't with relegation in place. Big teams that fall from grace will always be quicker to take action.

If wigan hadn't of sacked him they would have been relegated, though that would have benefited us of course.