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RoyleArmy

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  1. http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-13...o=feeds-newsxml

     

    Bywater needs to get a life please admin dont move this thread as i find this shocking i like to see what oafc fans think about his actions.

     

    http://www.dcfc.co.uk/page/NewsDetail/0,,1...2161720,00.html

     

    that his statement on derby site that link.

  2. A message for Lee Hughes.

     

    Lee. Lee Lee Lee. What do you think you’re playing at? Let’s get something straight – you owe football. You owe it respect, you owe it humility, and above all, you owe it the recognition that every game you play from now until your retirement is a supreme privilege. You should, by all rights, be enjoying a life of ruin and personal torment, but because football is football, you once again can enjoy life with your nose buried in the trough.

     

    But with that, in your case, come certain responsibilities, chief among them being to not be a complete cretin, to not goad and provoke opposing fans, and to generally spend your every waking moment showing the game how thankful you are to be a part of it. It’s not an exaggeration to say that, when you act like a typical footballing idiot on the pitch, like you did last night, you are betraying even further the memory of the man you killed, and giving us all fresh reminder to think of you as the scumbag that most already think you are. All you need to do, Lee Hughes, is keep your head down, and show every fan in every ground in the land, nothing but deference and respect, even if they are Wolves fans who boo your every move. If you can’t manage, and see the moral rectitude in, that, after all you have done, then I worry for your eternal soul.

     

    My brother wrote this out for me he doesnt like football but wanted to put his views on this matter.

  3. I have heard is on his way to oldham for a trial ex sheff wed player

     

    Here is a bit of info on him last spell in England wasnt to good to read

     

    Signed from Perugia and was Paul Jewell's first acquisition for the South Yorkshire club, Di Piedi made his debut for Sheffield Wednesday in their first game since relegation from The Premiership against Wolverhampton Wanderers at The Molineux on 13 August 2000 at the age of 19 as a 60th minute substitute for Gilles De Bilde, with Andy Booth scoring a 79th minute equaliser after Kevin Pressman was sent off in the first minute. Di Piedi was immediately welcomed and warmed to the Wednesday fans (this was possibly due to his nationality and the wednesdayites were looking at him as a possible replacement to the unfaithfuls Paulo Di Canio or Benito Carbone). He showed signs he was full of energy, chasing lost causes and what he lacked in skill he made up for with his effort. His first goal for the club was a spectacular strike on his first start and was the only goal in a game away at Grimsby on 26 August.[1] He scored some wonderful goals for The Owls, his last-minute strike at Birmingham City is well remembered by those who saw it, as he tore his shirt off, placed it on the corner flag and waved it in the air in front of the thousands of travelling Owls fans at St Andrews.[2] His debut season was a big success with some great goals and performances which won him a four year contract.[1] His second season was ruined by injuries and he never fulfilled his earlier impact, although he did wow the crowds with a fantastic long-range overhead kick against Sunderland in the Carling Cup that saw the team progress against Premiership opposition.[1] He scored seven goals in ten starts and thirty four substitute appearances for Wednesday. After spending time on loan at Norwegian side Odd Grenland in 2002 and Bristol Rovers in 2003 he was released by the club due to his child being ill and he returned to Italy to play for A.S. Sora but returned the next year for a trial at Bournemouth, after he had been recommended to them by Efan Ekoku.[3] However, he failed to earn a permanent contract after breaking his neck in training.[4] He then had a spell at Cypiot side Apoel Nicosia before moving to Sicily to play for Serie C2 side Gela FC. He would again return to England in the summer of 2006, signing for Doncaster Rovers after having trials at Gillingham and Yeovil Town.[5] Unfortunately he only made three appearances and did not score before returning to his native country again.

     

    After leaving England, he returned in Italy to play at lower level leagues, including Lega Pro Seconda Divisione with Nuorese and Serie D with Calabrians Castrovillari and Vigor Lamezia throughout the 2009–10 season. On August 2010 he was signed by Western Sicilian club Mazara on a free transfer.[6]

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    below is his clip off his goals i found

     

  4. 16 Wiggins impressed me he will be playing in a big league soon in the premi league got a good freekick took his goal well.

     

    03 Garry did well ex Arsenal player looked good

     

    23 Bradbury did well to 35 year old playing at the back but his head fall down :grin: in the second half he did well in the 1st half

     

    I would like to see oldham sign the both two players i mention but cant see it happening atall

     

    Had 07 Pugh scored the game would have been over for oldham but it the post :lol:

     

    All round Bournemouth are a good football team and "I don't think either team played particularly well football-wise, there could have but it was ok to watch.

     

    Cheers

     

    RoyleArmy

     

    :grin: :grin:

  5. who watching him on sky v chelsea i justed visted his facebook people giving him good luck. I think he needs that because Drogba will be over him like a dog :grin:

     

    we see how good he is tomro he isnt all special Neal Eardley sorry to say i hope this is the last we hear from a flop in away he was at oafc but people will not agree blackpool signed him gods knows what there saw in him to make him a premi league player.

     

    sorry about the rant guys.

  6. IT was nice to hear oldham fans view on the game today and Robbie Savage reckon Paul Dickov will do well as he was a good pro and a good friend off Robbie Savage,paul dickov.

     

    Savage and mark chapman reckon Dean Furman will play in a higher league there were saying this on todays talk sport as am listening to it in my bedroom.

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