Dream debut for one of Wigan's "Three Amigos"

I just watched live on TV as visiting WIGAN ATHLETIC defeated a rather lackluster ASTON VILLA, 2-0, to give ROBERTO MARTINEZ a victory on his PREMIER LEAGUE managerial debut.
Martinez already boasts a great playing history with the club.
Wigan chairman DAVE WHELAN brought Martinez and fellow Spaniards JESUS SEBA and ISIDRO DIAZ to northwest England in July 1995, when the Latics were a lower-division side struggling for attention in a rugby league stronghold.
The trio became known as the "THREE AMIGOS," and Martinez and Diaz became the first Spaniards to play in the F.A. Cup. It was an era when foreign players remained a novelty in the English game -- particularly in the lower leagues.
Martinez spent six seasons at Wigan, scoring 23 goals, as the club began a rise to the top tier.
He entered management at a relatively young age with SWANSEA CITY -- one of his clubs as a player. Martinez won 63 of his 125 matches in charge in Wales. He joined Wigan as manager during the recent close season.
He enjoyed a dream start today, guiding the Latics to an opening-day away win. I was pleased to see it.