Wigan Kept Losing Out to Jose, so I Would Love My Revenge
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LEE McCULLOCH grew accustomed to rubbing shoulders with the Premiership elite as Wigan Athletic twice defied the odds to safeguard their top-flight status. He was no stranger to tackling the likes of Frank Lampard or Didier Drogba in a league which the Scotland international regards as the best in the world. As Chelsea arrive at Ibrox today, however, Rangers new 2.25million recruit wont feel a single pang of regret that he has traded the Premiership for the SPL. Indeed, McCulloch is adamant he has advanced his career by returning to his homeland and is determined to land the first medal of his career this season. I just wanted to come back up here and play, said McCulloch. I know Ive left probably the best league in the world but I wanted to come up and win things in my career. I think I will do that here, whereas at Wigan the best hope was to qualify for Europe. Its always hard when you move to a bigger club, but I think Ive settled Cup holders will be the final well.
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Wigan Kept Losing Out to Jose, so I Would Love My Revenge
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