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The AntiChrist replied

16 June 2007, 22:22
I ate all the pies.
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fzbucks replied

16 June 2007, 06:54
Hollands Pies are the Pies that God himself eats!
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Addanc replied

14 June 2007, 11:10
Originally posted by rootsnall

Do you prefer Greenhalgh's !? PM'ed you with accountant info.

Galloway's or Greenhalgh's pies goooooood!!!. Dave Whelan's Pool's pies are pants.
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rootsnall replied

14 June 2007, 07:33
Originally posted by FiveTimes

Each to their own I suppose... but doesn't Mr Whelan own all of Wigan

Nothing better than a nice meat and potatoes pie with a buttered barm cake

He owns only the bits that will make him more money, he's just sold JJB at the weekend, hopefully he'll move to an offshore location.

I'm also a fan of buttered barms, better with chips though. One delicacy I never wrapped my head round is 'pie in fat' !
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FiveTimes replied

14 June 2007, 07:26
Originally posted by rootsnall

Mr Whelan owns Pooles, lovely chap !

Greenhalgh's are the best, also not Wigan pies, Bolton I think !?

Each to their own I suppose... but doesn't Mr Whelan own all of Wigan

Nothing better than a nice meat and potatoes pie with a buttered barm cake
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rootsnall replied

14 June 2007, 07:22
Mr Whelan owns Pooles, lovely chap !

Greenhalgh's are the best, also not Wigan pies, Bolton I think !?
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FiveTimes replied

14 June 2007, 07:09
Originally posted by rootsnall

I am boycotting Pooles due to it's ownership.

What is wrong with the ownership of Pooles that has caused the boycot ?
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ThePrisoner replied

13 June 2007, 17:13
Personally, I'd have to say that the best pies aren't from Wigan at all. Pimbletts pies are the best!!
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rootsnall replied

13 June 2007, 15:31
Originally posted by FiveTimes

Its got to be pooles pies every time..

I am boycotting Pooles due to it's ownership.
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FiveTimes replied

13 June 2007, 15:16
Originally posted by rootsnall

Do you prefer Greenhalgh's !? PM'ed you with accountant info.

Its got to be pooles pies every time..
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rootsnall replied

13 June 2007, 14:58
Originally posted by ThePrisoner

Thanks for the info, much appreciated. If you get too far from Wigan though the pie delivery charges can start to rack up!

Do you prefer Greenhalgh's !? PM'ed you with accountant info.
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ThePrisoner replied

13 June 2007, 14:43
Thanks for the info, much appreciated. If you get too far from Wigan though the pie delivery charges can start to rack up!
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TheFaQQer replied

13 June 2007, 13:24
Mine has a Manchester and an East Lancashire office - if you're interested, PM me.

Not the cheapest, but the way that my company is structured is slightly more complicated than a straightforward one man band, so I wanted a face-to-face relationship.
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dang65 replied

13 June 2007, 12:16
Originally posted by Nixon Williams

We are not too far from Wigan

I don't think it's possible to be too far from Wigan is it?
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Nixon Williams replied

13 June 2007, 11:30
We are not too far from Wigan, although to be fair location is probably not a vital factor.

Alan
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