Nat's allegiance is sorely tested

As I read it, it was Chorley U21s v a full strength Wigan.

CHORLEY Football Club would like to make the following statement with regards to last night’s U21 friendly against Wigan Athletic U21's.

The game was not originally intended to involve first team players for either side and was arranged as a behind closed doors friendly.

Chorley FC have completed their pre-season competitive fixtures and the first team were training as normal on Tuesday evening. There was never any intention of it being a first team game with the season less than a week away.

On social media and in some reports the game has since been labeled as a Chorley FC first team fixture, this was never the case, however Wigan did opt to field players with first team and international experience.

We hope this clarifies the situation.

http://www.chorleyfc.com/index.php/news-menu/club-news/3459-club-statement-under-21-s-fixture-v-wigan-athletic

okocha wrote:Wigan Athletic hammer Chorley 14-0 in pre-season friendly

You utter gobshite, trying to stir up trouble by only reporting half the facts.

It was the Chorley kids against the Wigan first team. Chorley's first team are still in therapy after losing to Bolton's 12th man in July.

Even so......FOURTEEN!!  The only explanation is that Wigan went easy on them after the 6th goal went in......

Sounds like a number of men Nats had in one night!

I would do a parody of the famous Norwegian commentator when they beat England but no one famous has ever come from Chorley 

They did take a hell of a beating though 

Norpig wrote:no one famous has ever come from Chorley 

Ken Morley.

who?

as i said, no one famous

There was a gay actor from Chorley 
Who went by the name of Ken Morley.
Camping up every role
Soon led Ken to the dole
'cause straight parts he acted so poorly.....

Natasha Whittam wrote:

Norpig wrote:no one famous has ever come from Chorley 

Ken Morley.

And Dave Spikey, Phil Parkinson too.

Am I right in saying that Ken Morley died fairly recently ?

gloswhite wrote:Am I right in saying that Ken Morley died fairly recently ?

You are very wrong.

The Chorley legend is alive and well.

gloswhite wrote:Am I right in saying that Ken Morley died fairly recently ?

No that was just his career.

Always loved Reg in Corrie.

That's when I stopped watching it after he was written out.

Just remember...if you buy one you get one free!

Starsailor are from chorley.  Top band.  I used to work with the bassist stel just before they got signed.

Nat could learn a lesson from one of their songs......"silence is easy!"

Joseph gilgun (emmerdale/this is england/misfits)  also from chorley

Bill beaumont, rugby and question of sport when it was good