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Awful league. Most of that league is garbage and he certainly won’t be getting 5k a week up there.

But NOT unless he fell in to line. Bunn had a problem with Byrne’s attitude for sure.

Wtf are you talking about!?

How much do you want to bet we finish above 15th without that angry little man?

Winner my arse. Shipped out of 4 clubs prematurely... hallmark of a loser in my opinion.

Utter nonsense.

So what? Perhaps the club didn’t want him to? Perhaps his team mates didn’t want him to? It’s not all about him......he needs to learn than sharpish!

Shucks

If only I’d joinedd. I’m over 230. But I think I prefer anonymity on here. Some nutters lurking... ?

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Some proper WUM’s on here. I’d say 4 or 5 at least.

But....

So 7 it was. Progress. Onwards and upwards.

Oh... hmmm.

Finally. Someone seeing it that way I did. I don’t think we can give him a rest though. Not unless Baxter and Byrne start.

opinions eh...

I didn’t immediateky think that when I read it, but I guess it’s a possibility if he isn’t prepared to fall in to line.

that's what I understood

that would be a shame.

Or, we could hope he finally learns a lesson and he stays to help us actually achieve something. For his sake, he needs to.

Hard to hide. One year loan cancelled at Rovers after making only 4 appearances in a very poor Blackburn side. Signs for Wigan on 3 year deal only makes 2 appearances and leaves within a year. Signs 2 yr deal at Oldham and then falls out with Latics too. All of this is in a 24 month spell. Clubs will be well aware of what has gone on, its a small world. Arguably we have been more patient that other clubs... but he would be a high risk signing for anyone now.

Or... he has a rep.

“No enquiries”

Oldham Athletic manager Frankie Bunn doesn't expect Jack Byrne to leave the club before the loan window shuts - potentially paving the way for him to make a return to the side. Byrne hasn't featured for Latics since the first game of pre-season, and last week the club confirmed it was because the midfielder has breached some discipline rules. The 22-year-old has been training with the youth team, and it appeared that Latics would look to move him on before the loan window shuts next week. It now appears that won't be the case, with Bunn revealing that he doesn't expect any players to depart before the loan window shuts. When asked about Byrne's future, Bunn told MEN Sport: "There will probably be none going out. We've had no enquires [on Byrne]. "Ideally I'd like a couple in, whether we get that I don't know, but we are searching." Oldham have made full use of the loan window in recent weeks, bringing in the likes of Sam Surridge, Callum Lang and Daniel Iversen, while Sam Graham also arrived on loan earlier in the summer. Surridge made a good impact, scoring against Macclesfield Town on Saturday, but a hamstring injury then forced him out of the game with Yeovil on Tuesday. It was initially hoped that the striker may return in the game against Morecambe this weekend, but Bunn has now admitted he will again be missing. "Unfortunately it will be another week. It's a bit disappointing because we thought we had him back but then he felt it again prior to the game on Tuesday," he said. "We have to look after his welfare and try not to rush him back. It was a good performance from him against Macclesfield and we were thinking 'right let's kick on,' but then he pulls up with the hamstring injury. "He's disappointed too because he wants to play and score goals and that's what he's come here to do. He was missing for around 10 days with the other hamstring injury he suffered, but this time it's a different area with the soreness. It's not as bad as the first one, but we'll be airing on the side of caution."

Charming. Prick.