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  1. 39 minutes ago, unsworthlatic said:

     

    I'm joint manager of the under 18's girls team. We have been officially associated with the club for about 2 years now but decided last year to not open a Women's team until the current crop of now under 18's are ready to make the jump up as a lot have been at the club throughout.

     

    In 2 years time, maybe next year depending on how they cope with the under 18's league this upcoming season, they will make the jump to open age representing Oldham Athletic Football Club.

     

    The under 18's this season however consists of 7, 16 year olds, 5, 15 year olds and currently 1, 14 year old so as you can appreciate this will be a big enough jump this season.

     

    We aim this season to publish results of the games in order for Latics fans to keep up to date with the girls and women's teams.

    Where do they play? Can people go and watch? 

  2. On 6/27/2019 at 6:12 PM, maddog said:

     

    I decided against starting one after the last thread about women’s football turned into a sexist free-for-all. 

    Yeah I don't blame you. Can't say I'm gonna miss having someone tweet every goalkeeping error a woman's ever made at me, or someone responding to me RTing Hope Solo by replying asking "have your shaved your vag", or being texted a meme of a sink full of dirty dishes with the caption 'don't worry lads they're coming home'. Jesus Christ, men, have a day off. 

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  3. 38 minutes ago, mick26 said:

    It's already been mentioned on here that 3 #frenchlads have already been signed prior to Mills and Woods - just not been announced yet

    The phrase 'Mills and Woods' has set me off on a very odd train of thought of Latics themed romance novels...... 

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  4. 2 minutes ago, Stevie_J said:

     

    The quality of the women's game has come on loads in recent years but why are the keepers so crap?

    It's a specialist position in a developing game, a lot won't have played football when they were little and it's only at professional clubs (and we've only just gone fully pro in England) that they have specialist training. I've been impressed with some of the keepers, the Chinese one looked very decent. 

  5. No WWC thread? Shocking. Patriarchy. Anyway, my thoughts so far.... 

    -VAR is a pain in the arse, apart from in the England v Cameroon game, when it was top bantz

    -the new 'whether intentional or not' handball is absolute bollocks. There was no more the Japanese defender could have done v the Netherlands to stop the ball hitting her upper arm, other than chopping her arms off before the game. To give her a yellow card on top of the pen is utterly ludicrous. 

    -Phil Neville's slightly gone up in my estimation, although him copying Gareth Southgate's clothes reminds me of the episode of the Young Ones where Rick wears the same dungarees as his lecturer 

    -Scotland were unlucky but fucking hell, chucking away a 3 goal lead in a must win game at your first World cup is peak Scotland 

    -USA are probably gonna win it. Again. 

     

  6. 19 hours ago, Latics and England said:

     

    He wasn’t shite. He was pretty average though from a natural talent perspective. The thing was that his desire and work rate made up for his lack of natural talent.

     

    It doesn’t come as a big surprise that some people will look for those capable of moments of brilliance when identifying their favourite players whilst others will be attracted to those who gave their all for the club. Both views are perfectly reasonable.

     

    The story that surrounds Ernie will undoubtedly help keep him further forward in some fans’ thoughts than other players but those memories are still based upon what he did for the club at a time when things looked pretty grim (differently grim to now). There are other players who have been taken away too soon or been through very tough times after leaving the club. Their names are not filling these lists so maybe Ernie was a bit different.

    Well quite, no-one's singing Richard Butcher's praises (I still think we were unfair on him). 

     

    Ritchie 

    Gregan 

    Baxter (1st time round) 

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