It's a pie!

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Nowt like a good stereotype

That's perfect for them

That pie has a broken leg ya know

This made me chuckle

claretonthecoast1882 wrote:That pie has a broken leg ya know

Was just going to type how it would have been even better if it had a cast and walked with crutches

3.142

claretblue wrote:3.142

Wigins ave attendance

Going to show my age now but is the Pie any relation to "Mr Pastry"

No but he has two kids, Kate and Sydney............

Obviously.
Wigan still makes the best pies in the Country.
No matter where I have been in this country no Pie is Better that a Wigan one.
After all we are called Pie Eaters.
I am Wigan born and bred, Burnley through and through

What pies you talking about babe ? Wigan don't do a decent Pork Pie or Apple Pie.

Burnleybabe wrote:Obviously.
Wigan still makes the best pies in the Country.
No matter where I have been in this country no Pie is Better that a Wigan one.
After all we are called Pie Eaters.
I am Wigan born and bred, Burnley through and through

Best pie I remember was Rochdale of all places. They’re probably a bit stale by now though.

Aclaret wrote:What pies you talking about babe ? Wigan don't do a decent Pork Pie or Apple Pie.

Galloway's best pies all round.
Rathbones before Whelan decided to take them over at a min price and shut them down.
The man other than WAFC supporters love, rest of Wigan hate

Always laugh at the sticker on the back of vans in Wigan - There are no pies kept in this vehicle overnight.

Morecambe's pies were excellent, hand made on the premises at Christie Park, but I believe the chef was poached.

Is it a humble pie.?

Wigan are proud to be called pie eaters, but the nickname is not thought to be because of their appetite for the delicacy. The name is said to date from the 1926 General Strike, when Wigan miners were starved back to work, before their counterparts in surrounding towns and were forced to eat "humble pie" ...