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Looking to preserve and celebrate the rich history of Wigan Athletic, each episode dives into the club’s most iconic moments, featuring exclusive interviews with past players and lifelong fans to keep the story of Wigan Athletic alive for generations to come. Past players. Loyal fans. Unforgettable moments. www.facebook.com/share/1A3ibZ7ytf/ @heritagepodwafc

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Latest Episodes

Latics fan Barry Worthington talks about his memories following the club.

Barry is the popular host of the Progress with Unity Podcast.

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Gregor Rioch joined us in the Wigan Athletic Supporters Club ahead of the Rotherham game to discuss transfers, the sacking of Ryan Lowe, and how the future could look under Gary Caldwell.

Everybody's favourite Austrian sits down to talk through his career. Beginning in his native Austria and ending in Latics FA Cup glory.

Watch the interview here - youtu.be/hYVyGQBLV4U

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Thanks to the use of AI, Wigan Athletic Heritage Project bring you the story of the inaugural year in the history of Wigan Athletic Football Club.

From the origin of the club through to the end of 1932, this first episode brings you goals galore, of... more

Former Latics striker Simon Haworth discusses his career with hometown club Cardiff City, his move to Coventry and his time with Latics and Tranmere Rovers.

Visit our YouTube site for the video version of this interview. youtu.be/55lyy0Vnh6s... more

Former Latics defender Pat McGibbon talks about his time at the club, coming through the academy at Old Trafford alongside some famous names, playing for his country and his mental health charity work.

Player, Manager, Assistant, Ambassador.

There isn't much Graham Barrow hasn't done at Wigan Athletic, and we sit down with him to talk about his love for the club, promotion in 1982 and winning at Wembley.

In the first of our "Talking Tics" episodes I sit down with former player Noel Ward, Post & Chronicle reporter Harold Ashurst, and lifelong Latics fans Colin Walls and Barry Worthington to discuss our election to the Football League back in 1978 and ... more

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Noel Ward
Former player of Wigan Athletic
Episode: Talking Tics - We are Football League
Harold Ashurst
Former player and reporter for the Post & Chronicle
Episode: Talking Tics - We are Football League
Colin Walls
Secretary of the Heritage Projects
Episode: Talking Tics - We are Football League
Barry Worthington
Representative from PWAU
Episode: Talking Tics - We are Football League
Harry Dazou
Former captain of Wigan Athletic and a key player in the club's history
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Episode: The Heritage Podcast - A Latics Legend

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Simon Haworth
Q: How did your move to Wigan come about?
Haworth discusses that he spoke to both Brentford and Wigan, but was influenced personally by Michael O'Neill to choose Wigan, which offered a more comfortable and encouraging environment for him.
Simon Haworth
Q: How was it to play for your hometown club?
Haworth expresses immense pride in representing Cardiff City, the club he supported and grew up with, highlighting the importance of playing for his hometown.
Simon Haworth
Q: Just tell us what it's like as a player to retire.
Haworth describes the unexpectedness of his retirement due to injury and the feelings of being cut loose from the team environment that he had known for so long.
Pat McGibbon | Man Utd, Latics and Northern Ireland.
Q: Was that the highest level you had played at as well?
Yes, it was a good league and it was a strong, competitive league at the time.
Pat McGibbon | Man Utd, Latics and Northern Ireland.
Q: Were you injured at Swansea while you were out there on loan?
Yes, I sustained quite a serious injury in training, and was out for five and a half months.

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This series preserves and celebrates the history of a storied football club through candid conversations with former players and lifelong fans. Episodes spotlight iconic moments, memorable matches, and the emotional journeys of players as they transition out of professional sport, with a strong emphasis on club heritage, community impact, and the emotional side of football. The show frequently features first-hand accounts from players and supporters, offering historical context, behind-the-scenes anecdotes, and reflections on key eras in the club's history. Notable strengths include deep club lore, long-form storytelling from people with lived experience, and a clear mission to keep the club's legacy alive for future generations—making it p... more

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