List of Wigan Athletic F.C. records and statistics

Wigan Athletic Football Club is a professional football team based in Wigan, Greater Manchester. The club was formed in 1932, and joined the Football League in 1978. Wigan Athletic currently compete in the third tier of English football, the EFL League One.

Club records

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Matches

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Firsts

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Record results

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Attendances

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Player records

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Appearances

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Goalscorers

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Transfer fees

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  • Highest transfer fee paid: Charles N'Zogbia, £7 million,[A] February 2009.[3]
  • Highest transfer fee received: Antonio Valencia, £15 million, June 2009.[3]

Progressive record fees paid

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Date Player Bought from Fee
January 1982   Eamonn O'Keefe   Everton £65,000
July 1995   Chris Lightfoot   Chester City £87,500
November 1995   Kevin Sharp   Leeds United £100,000
July 1996   Graeme Jones   Doncaster Rovers £150,000
April 1997   Roy Carroll   Hull City £350,000
October 1998   Simon Haworth   Coventry City £600,000
March 2001   Lee McCulloch   Motherwell £700,000
September 2001   Tony Dinning   Wolverhampton Wanderers £750,000
March 2002   Nathan Ellington   Bristol Rovers £1,200,000
January 2004   Jason Roberts   West Bromwich Albion £2,000,000
August 2005   Henri Camara   Wolverhampton Wanderers £3,000,000
July 2006   Emile Heskey   Birmingham City £5,500,000
January 2009   Charles N'Zogbia   Newcastle United £7,000,000

Progressive record fees received

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Date Player Sold to Fee
February 1980   Joe Hinnigan Sunderland £130,000
February 1986   Warren Aspinall Everton £150,000
October 1989   Paul Beesley Leyton Orient £175,000
January 1991   Ray Woods Coventry City £200,000
August 1991   Peter Atherton Coventry City £329,000
July 2001   Roy Carroll Manchester United £2,500,000
August 2005   Nathan Ellington West Bromwich Albion £3,000,001
August 2006   Pascal Chimbonda Tottenham Hotspur £4,500,000
August 2007   Leighton Baines Everton £6,000,000
January 2009   Wilson Palacios Tottenham Hotspur £12,000,000
June 2009   Antonio Valencia Manchester United £16,000,000

Player of the Year

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Year Winner[7]
1978–79   Tommy Gore
1979–80   John Brown
1980–81   Colin Methven
1981–82   Les Bradd
1982–83   Jimmy Weston
1983–84   John Butler
1984–85   Tony Kelly
1985–86   Colin Methven
1986–87   Barry Knowles
1987–88   David Hamilton
1988–89   David Thompson
 
Year Winner
1989–90   Peter Atherton
1990–91   Peter Atherton
1991–92   Phil Daley
1992–93   Allen Tankard
1993–94   Andy Lyons
1994–95   Neill Rimmer
1995–96   Roberto Martínez
1996–97   Graeme Jones
1997–98   David Lowe
1998–99   Colin Greenall
1999–2000   Andy Liddell
 
Year Winner
2000–01   Arjan de Zeeuw
2001–02   Arjan de Zeeuw
2002–03   Jason de Vos
2003–04   John Filan
2004–05   Jason Roberts
2005–06   Arjan de Zeeuw
2006–07   Leighton Baines
2007–08   Paul Scharner
2008–09   Titus Bramble
2009–10   Charles N'Zogbia
2010–11   Ali Al-Habsi
 
Year Winner
2011–12   Gary Caldwell
2012–13   Shaun Maloney
2013–14   Jordi Gómez
2014–15   James McClean
2015–16   David Perkins
2016–17   Dan Burn
2017–18   Nathan Byrne
2018–19   Reece James
2019–20   Sam Morsy
2021–22   Jack Whatmough
2022–23   James McClean

Notes

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A. ^ Wigan paid Newcastle United £6 million for N'Zogbia, with Ryan Taylor (valued at £1 million) transferring to Newcastle in a part-exchange deal.

References

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General

  • Hayes, Dean (1996). The Latics: The Official History of Wigan Athletic F.C. Harefield: Yore Publications. ISBN 1-874427-91-7.

Specific

  1. ^ Hayes. The Latics: The official history of Wigan Athletic F.C. p. 48.
  2. ^ Hayes. The Latics: The official history of Wigan Athletic F.C. p. 63.
  3. ^ a b c d e f g h i j k "Records & Honours". Wigan Athletic F.C. Archived from the original on 4 November 2012. Retrieved 2 October 2012.
  4. ^ "Latics A-Z : Alan Mahon to Steve Nugent". Ye Olde Tree and Crown. Retrieved 24 January 2011.[permanent dead link]
  5. ^ "Jewell: 'Beasant Will Start'". Retrieved 24 January 2011.
  6. ^ "Springfield Spark". 22 July 2009. Archived from the original on 16 July 2011. Retrieved 13 February 2011.
  7. ^ "Player of the Year". Archived from the original on 27 February 2014. Retrieved 13 August 2013.