What happened?
Wigan Athletic's managing director Sarah Guilfoyle has left the club, leaving a power vacuum and a lack of trust among staff and supporters. The departure has sparked concerns about the club's ability to build a stronger relationship with its community.
Why it matters for Wigan Athletic
The club's current ownership has been criticized for its lack of transparency and communication with staff and supporters. The departure of Sarah Guilfoyle, who was known for her honesty and integrity, has highlighted these issues.
What comes next?
The club's new CEO will face the challenge of rebuilding trust with staff and supporters. This will require a clear and transparent strategy for the club's future, including its plans for investment and growth.
Wigan Athletic's recent form
The club is currently 16th in League One, with 56 points from 46 games. They have won 14 games, drawn 14, and lost 18. Their recent form has been inconsistent, with a recent run of four consecutive losses.
Goals scored and conceded this season
Wigan Athletic has scored 49 goals this season, while conceding 58. This has resulted in a goal difference of -9.
Title race
The club is currently 47 points behind leaders Lincoln, who are on course for promotion to the Championship.
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