andyhusky

It's been in the Norwich local papers the past couple of days.

My mate down in Norwich is saying they have put in a 100k bid for dean smalley. Not sure how true this story is? I've not seen any reports of this up north so far.

I've just seen Trotman at Tandle Hills walking his dog. Don't know if he still lives round here or not, but thought I would mention it, everyone seems to be

Will Buckley right winger from Rochdale.

Mr hardy, dave Penney or someone else at this club should make him an offer or make an approach to man utd for scholes. You never know, utd win champs league, scholes might leave a year early.

Carl Cort Released by Norwich? Big Centre Forward

Funny Ronaldo animated gif:

http://www.frontarmy.co.uk/news/awesome/

I spy with my little eye............

Shock News!!!

A latics player that has something other than a pint in his hand!!!

lol

Been sorting through my old photos/videos and found these, so just posted them up on YouTube, enjoy

JOE!!!!

why not look to getting it up on itunes? a huge market to attract interest in oldham athletic

So Jim Gannon should be in charge within the next two weeks then.

finally the big official news story from the club....... Wolfenden returns to training!

3pm is when the pink shirt auction ends, could that be it, just to say who's won the shirts?

are the players turning up for this game? Would like to know before I travel.

We fail away, 5-0 Hereford!!!

How come when you put your point on view on this board you just get called a prick or something like that??? Everyone should be allowed their say, everyones different, no need to call people a "prick" for giving their opinion.

totally agree with you, lewis should start. but your not allowed to slag off Sheridan on this board, I'm painting a wall next week, £20 to come and watch it dry, a must see for all you Sheridan fans.

Bunch of overpaid, lazy piss heads

Some people have to much time on their hands. LOL

see link below...

http://www.thespoof.com/news/spoof.cfm?headline=s6i48866

There was a gay old atmosphere at Boundary Park last night, when Oldham Athletic took to the field in their new all-pink kit in support of Homosexuality, which is raging out of control in the Lancashire town.

The visitors for the League One encounter were Leeds United, who appeared stunned by the new strip. The match ended 1-1, a result which didn't satisfy either manager or their promotion aspirations, but which, at least, showed no discrimination against the Gay Community.

Homosexuality is rampant in Oldham after a lull in recent years, and local gay groups had petitioned the football club with a view to promoting it amongst football supporters as part of the Sol Campbell initiative to get more gay players into the game.

Last night's eyecatching pink strip heralded the start of a major campaign by gays to infiltrate the leagues, and to ensure that every club in England includes a gay player by 2011.

Boundary Park officials even went so far as to give parts of the ground a pink paint job, including the dressing rooms, some areas of seating and the ticket office.

Hull City player Dean Windass, currently on loan to Oldham until the end of the season, came on as an 89th minute substitute last night. He said:

"Pink's for sissies, intit?"

I sorted out a new OAFC pink banner that I had up in a chaddy end, half way up. Afew work mates said they could see it on sky sports, not watched the game again yet, but glad it was seen

so we are stuck with windass, unless he goes back as a coach or tea boy

http://www.sporthull.co.uk/football/hull_c...le.php?ID=11295

sorry here's the link

http://www.sporthull.co.uk/football/hull_c...le.php?ID=11295

OFFICIALS at the Football Association have poured cold water on speculation that Dean Windass could be recalled by Hull City.

Windass is currently on-loan at league One side Oldham, but has been linked with a return to the Tigers as they fight against the drop.

With the Tigers now just six points off the Premier League drop zone, the 39-year-old striker has even spoken of his desire to return to the KC Stadium.

But the Mail has contacted the FA to clarify the situation and have been told he cannot be recalled under the terms of a season-long loan deal.

Officials at Soho Square said Windass would be allowed to return to the KC, but he would not be allowed to feature for the first team.

"Under the terms of a season-long loan deal, the only period when a player can be recalled to play for their parent club is in the January transfer window" an FA spokesman told the Mail.

OFFICIALS at the Football Association have poured cold water on speculation that Dean Windass could be recalled by Hull City.

Windass is currently on-loan at league One side Oldham, but has been linked with a return to the Tigers as they fight against the drop.

With the Tigers now just six points off the Premier League drop zone, the 39-year-old striker has even spoken of his desire to return to the KC Stadium.

But the Mail has contacted the FA to clarify the situation and have been told he cannot be recalled under the terms of a season-long loan deal.

Officials at Soho Square said Windass would be allowed to return to the KC, but he would not be allowed to feature for the first team.

"Under the terms of a season-long loan deal, the only period when a player can be recalled to play for their parent club is in the January transfer window" an FA spokesman told the Mail.