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According to The Clash there was no Elvis, Beatles or The Rolling Stones in 1977."

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Wigan's best all time Chinese chippy?



Wing Lee (Pemberton)

Peter's (Poolstock)

Jimmy's (Wigan Lane)

Allan The Chef ( Woodhouse Lane)

Peter Lai's (Pemberton)

Golden Phoenix (Billinge Road)

Fired Wok (Beech Hill)

Jon's (Orrell)

Pacific Ocean (Market Street)



Posted by Jimmy
Votes: 99
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