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11/23/09

Wigan Athletic players to refund fans after 9-1 loss to Tottenham

Wigan Athletic players to refund fans after 9-1 loss to Tottenham. Cleveland Browns fans seen furiously taking notes.

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It's not every day that you see a 9-1 soccer score. But that's what happened on Sunday when Tottenham beat the living piss out of Wigan at White Hart Lane.

The loss was so bad that Wigan players have personally promised to refund all the Wigan fans who made the trek to White Hart Lane (Tottenham's home field).

Keep in mind, even though this was an away game for Wigan, a lot of their fans made the trip. The players won't say what this refund will cost them, but it won't be insignificant.

Meanwhile, Cleveland Browns fans are wondering how they can get in on this action.

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11/23/09

w_g_walters

0	Let's go back to 2001: Germany 23-0 at Faroe Islands, the all-time soccer blowout record. But then again, in that case, a mega-blowout was to be expected. But 9 goals in one game is absolutely astounding for a top-level national league. Maybe Wigan is right to do this.

11/23/09

WBKsports

0	New Jersey Nets ownership is seriously considering this too I bet...

11/23/09

BluDevil

0	w_g_walters wrote: Let's go back to 2001: Germany 23-0 at Faroe Islands, the all-time soccer blowout record. But then again, in that case, a mega-blowout was to be expected. But 9 goals in one game is absolutely astounding for a top-level national league. Maybe Wigan is right to do this. Wow and I thought US over Barbados 8-0 was bad!

11/24/09

jacobmrley

1	WBKsports wrote: New Jersey Nets ownership is seriously considering this too I bet... Nobody goes to see NJ Nets games, so there are no refunds to be given.