Magic Mikey

18 minutes ago, ottantuno said:

Watching tonight’s play-off game and how sparsely populated Solihull’s crap ground is really hits home how much of a failure this season was.

It looks and sounds like a pre season friendly. Looks like all the recent games have caught up on Halifax. Can't say I feel sorry for them.

15 minutes ago, Dave_Og said:

Damn.  I was asked a question by a football anorak mate - Who is the only player born in the 50s to have scored a Premier League hat-trick?  Would have been nice if the answer had been Stitch!

I think he was born in the 60s. I work with a bloke who went to school with him.

1 hour ago, Dave_Og said:

4 of those assists were in one match 5 months ago.  Can prove whatever you like with stats.  BBC says 4 goals and one of those was in a whupping of Huddersfield

As a Stewart Lee fan, you'll know you can prove anything with facts.

2 hours ago, the_mighty_bosh said:

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Not understanding the difference between castigation and castration is fair enough, one of those things and you learn and move on.

 

Being this aggressive and arrogant then complaining about being vilified is just strange.

The fact that most people have recognised that he's a prick (or shit parody) and are ignoring him, he finds the need to quote himself to try and keep his own narrative going is even stranger.

1 hour ago, nzlatic said:

I thought we’d stay in the play offs once we got there. But we haven’t. 
 

Things not going the way you expected often tends to happen in life. 

If you only use hindsight, things always go as you expected.

I was Stitch on there. I see Guernica appears on the screenshot. That was Mike Keegan.

2 hours ago, Summerdeep said:

Just for fun, folks, don't take it to heart......

 

 

 

 

Why aren't those three lazy twats tracking back?

4 minutes ago, kev1970 said:

Let's hope for a draw in tonight's game 

Nah, Aldershot win. Keep looking upwards now.

12 minutes ago, Dickie Down said:

Fryatt was Jimmy Frizzell's first signing in 1970 when we were second bottom of the Football League. He completely transformed the team and the expectations of watching it. We got promoted the next season and didn't look back for a quarter of a century.

 

That is why, in my opinion, he is the most significant. His signing started it all.

 

Ritchie was a fantastic player and a brilliant signing, but only one of several around that time.

Interesting. Just before my time. My first full season was 73- 74 so I wasn't really aware of the genesis of the previous promotion winning team.

1 hour ago, Dickie Down said:

The most significant signing Latics ever made.

More significant than Andy Ritchie?

On 2/8/2024 at 7:31 PM, another fan said:

Next thing to be posted by a few of the dimwits complaining is that they want a refund on their season tickets because the football has not been too clever.

 

Bloody hell they could claim a fortune for the last few years

 

Can you use crayons to access the internet?

36 minutes ago, LightDN123 said:

Yesterday was a joke. In the first 20 mins how many times did the bald number 4 head the ball. 
 

My partner went to her 5th Oldham (live football) game yesterday and worked it out with the same amount of time. 
 

McGahey, Sheron, Raglan continuously knocked it to the bald lads head. 

His bullet head was like a magnet for every forward ball.

On 1/25/2024 at 6:01 PM, simplythemostimportantkick said:

After doing the straight leg cancan (sp) run

I might even watch an episode of Strictly if they include that one. 

2 hours ago, Pidge said:

My win was on Chaddy the Owl at 40/1 in the mascot race.  Back then he did that run from one penalty to the other to kick a penalty. I remember thinking he was fast and so put a tenner on .

I never bet. But I couldn't resist twenty quid on that one

2 minutes ago, 100milesaway said:

Maybe it's  a winger. 

With a good engine. 

They've released a clip of Richard Hammond with the car he called Oliver. Adds up. 

8 minutes ago, Only Blue said:

You put exactly what I would have said.

 

Ignore the negative comments, most are to wind people up and the ones that genuinely slag off don't really understand football.

 

Seiously? If so, that is unbelievably arrogant. There are plenty who know a lot about football who are very unhappy with that performance. 

That was a tough watch. We couldn't string two passes together second half. Our team being 50% centre halves and great goalkeeping kept our clean sheet but we won't get away with playing like that very often. 

Kudos to whoever gave Love the number two shirt. 

Stones out, Walker in. I'm expecting the next signing to be called Akanji. 

52 minutes ago, Littlemoor Lad said:

We might as well play 'we'll meet again' and the 'Ovaltinees' at this rate

We need to bring it up to date with the Floral Dance by the Brighouse and Rastrick brass band. The Athleticos will love it. 

Mouldy Old Dough every time. What I do miss (when we get a rare home win) is walking out of BP with three points in my arse pocket to the sound of the Black Eyed Peas. 

4 minutes ago, Monty Burns said:

was the crowd over 7K?

7400

14 minutes ago, Dave_Og said:

Best to under promise and over deliver

Stretchy chipolata. 

48 minutes ago, Bobledgersheart said:

I've won a tenner twice.

So have I.