Fittonhillbilly

The SAS are based in Hereford i believe, so watch it, ciderheads

So did I actually. I remember the first game of last season, Us Vs Swansea....

 

I stopped on the M5 at strensham services (IMO the best services in the country) and ended up chatting to some swansea fans... I remember them saying somthing like "Buoyo, watch out for this Bodde bloke, he is the new lower league Roy Keane" ... to which I responded "Nah way, he will have no chance - we have Kalala... who is just like a lower league Claude Makalele"

 

 

How wrong was I....

He looked quite good when i saw him playing for Yeovil on TV in the playoffs, thought it was a good signing at the time

Bit shallow though...

ex act a mundo

I'd choose the fairbottom branch canal near Daisy Nook, its a nice spot

I would class myself as a strong disliker of Roy Keane, that challenge was a disgrace, the horrible unstable

A capital letter every now and then wouldn't go amiss.

Its a fair cop!

i feel your pain, i've noticed folk putting "are" instead of "our" and it gets right on my tits

my mate in a nearby town said the answer to our problems could be lighting loads of fires in metal dustbins or braziers on the pitch,perhaps people who are in industrial disputes could give us some tips on how to light and keep the fires burning

coppers are on double time on Sundays plus a lot of them go to church, and some go to car boot sales,some go hiking, and then theres the ones who wash thier cars, some of them go out for a spot of lunch with the wife, some stay in and watch man u on sky. they love sundays coppers

usually the binman and his binman comrades, why?

No ones emptied the buggers for two weeks, starting to attract mancs

wasn 't there some "Laurie Brown" type shennanigans going on, and thats why he left?

Fancy that Joe Royle one, sadly my kids thought i'd appreciate a top gear annual, had a flick through the Readfearn one in Spindles, thought he'd mention latics more tbh, seemed a lot about Barnsley in it, The Mickey Quinn one was good, that Cantrill Farm estate where he's from has produced lots of top footballers, must be summat int water

Shez and his family are from Stretford, just by St Annes school if i remember

I seem to recall on the "Anfield Rap" John Barnes proclaiming "I'm John Barnes and i come from Jamaica" so i would say yes, his accent is indeed Jamaican. he didnt mention being Jamaican when he was doing that "Singing for England" song with New Order and Keith Allen tho

Sadly, Butterworths closed in 2006. It is still missed in my family.

I'm so out of touch, next you'll be telling me the beer emporium has gone, and cats whiskers is a job centre

i thought we got rid cos it melted the plastic pitch

The cafe at Tesco

Donny hold thier talks in a beefeater?where do we hold ours? Butterworths?

i got a couple of spare places, gis a PM - Jay. be setting of 12.30 ish

try polishing them boots once in a while, theyve gone green mouldy!

their staunch refusal to play yagga dagger music led ultimatley to the downfall of the candlelight

Living in N.Ireland as i do, i was wondering how many other fans there are supporting the latics from here or even abroad.

 

Im asking because i was at my nephews under 14 football final in a town called Lisburn 2 Saturdays ago, and walked past a fella wearing a latics hat, ( i myself was wearing the latics woolly hat ).

 

This is a rarity to say the least, as in 18yrs of supporting Oldham ive seen 4 people in N.Ireland wearing Latics merchandise.

 

Im not even an exile as ive lived in N.Ireland my whole life, and started to support Oldham when i got into football, which happend to be when we got to the Semis in the FA.Cup in 90, so i suppose you could call me a glory hunter!!!!! ( im 25 by the way just incase yous thought im supporting Oldham since birth!!!

 

I Manage to follow the teams progress on Latics world and never miss the commentary, unless i go and see the boys live, and im disappointed to say i only seen 3 games last season season, Swansea, Southend and Leeds all at home. Its handy enough, me and the misses stay just down the road from Boundary Park in the Premier Travell In, but all in all expensive.

 

So how do the other fans abroad/ N.Irleland Follow the boys and how many are there???

I was on a stag do in Belfast a couple of years back, was drinking in laverys, and bumped into a NI latics fan, said he used to be in the fan club back in the glory days, small world innit

SHEZZA RULES OFF YA MISERABLE

I WANTED US TO BLOOMIN WIN!!!