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  1. Voucher is on for Brentford game, should be interesting ! http://www.oldhamathletic.co.uk/news/article/20130108-cupvoucher-586014.aspx
  2. I'm going to a question & answer thing in a few weeks with Joe Royle in the chair. Saw him in the pub last week and mentioned to him that I could recall not all his signings were world beaters. It might have been covered elsewhere but who do people think were Joe's worst signings, prior to the glory days, i.e. not Ian Olney !!
  3. Marshall hat trick, not what you'd describe as a classic trio of goals but a great game and a grand day out on the booze bus !
  4. No point having Durex as sponsors if nobody comes !
  5. Merely bringing a little sunshine into people's lives, I've also got the original T-shirt & mug !!
  6. Not sure if anyone is interested but have a look................... http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?Vie...=STRK:MESELX:IT If the link doesn't work, just search under Oldham Atthletic
  7. Don't remember the Latics fan on the pitch but two southampton fans ran across and one of them showed his arse. It was also quite balmy in Southampton, but snowing in Oldham when the train got back. Anyone admit to being locked out due to just one more pint in the pub?
  8. Officially a Donkey.... http://www.blackpoolfc.co.uk/page/NewsDeta...1746525,00.html
  9. From today's Glasgow Evening Times................ Another player set to move on is Dean Furman after Oldham agreed a deal with Rangers to sign him. There were high hopes at Ibrox that the youngster would eventually force his way into the top team, but the club don't feel he has progressed as much as they hoped.
  10. Quoted today, but no mention of Latics..... PLAYING DAYS NEARLY AT END SAYS SCHOLES SUPPORTING ROLE: Scholes is used sparingly now Wednesday February 4,2009 By Richard Tanner PAUL SCHOLES accepts that after 13 years as the fulcrum of Manchester United’s midfield, he is no longer first choice. And with his 35th birthday coming up in November, Scholes has hinted that next season could be the last of his career, admitting “the end isn’t far away”. Since returning from a knee operation at the beginning of December, Scholes has been used sparingly by Sir Alex Ferguson. He has started only five of United’s last 17 games with Michael Carrick, Darren Fletcher, Ryan Giggs, Anderson and Darron Gibson all competing for places in the engine room.
  11. Transfers - Gossip Shop: Scholesy's waddle to Oldham Eurosport - Wed, 04 Feb 12:38:00 2009 As the picturesque snowstorms of Monday turn in to the icy pavements and grey gutter slush of Wednesday, so Monday's bright-eyed and optimistic transfer talk turns to bitterness, recrimination and ridicule. More StoriesPaul Parker: Give refs a break Early Doors: Dreams can come true But there's plenty of time for the bitterness later. First, let's get things going with a fresh snowfall that's targeted on Manchester - and for once, it's the red half of the city. United's uber-midfielder Paul Scholes has been one of Alex Ferguson's great warhorses, a 400-plus appearance colossus who first turned up at the club to start training as a callow 14-year-old. Now, an incredible 20 years later, Scholesy has eight Premier League medals framed on his mantelpiece - not to mention a dozen or so other assorted medals, certificates and commemorative T-shirts from various successful Champions League, FA Cup, League Cup and Club World Cup campaigns. But the world's most famous ginger footballer has admitted that the time is fast approaching when he'll pull on the Red Devils shirt for the last time. "The end isn't far away," he told the Daily Express. "Times have changed in terms of not playing as often as I would like." He'll see out the season, of course. Fergie has used the experience that he, Ryan Giggs and Gary Neville have with great, if sparing, aplomb this term - but with 18 months left on his contract, the summer will be the perfect time for him to take on one last challenge before he retires to the Algarve to improve his golf. And what better challenge than a move to Oldham Athletic? It's the club who he supported as a boy, and a team who are currently pushing for a play-off berth in League One. It'd be reminiscent of Chris Waddle's brief but memorable tour of duty with Bradford at the age of 36. Scholes admitted in December that he's got no more than a couple of years left. His decision is whether to spend them sitting on the bench at Old Trafford or making one last set of memorable footprints, this time on a different piece of turf.
  12. Loan deals can still be made, but only after 7 days has elapsed from deadline day. As long as no-one has come in for him today, it could still be a goer next week.
  13. I wonder if this could be an omen......... Martyn, who was born in Surrey but raised in Glasgow, recently received an OBE in the New Year's Honours for his contribution to music. He died in hospital in Ireland, where he had been living in Kilkenny in recent years Spooky !
  14. Sorry Lads, I didn't know about the Kilkenny thing....... ...... I'll get me coat.
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