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88 nil. I was tempted to vote no just to be argumentative.

oh the good old: Pogs Holden Griffin Owen Tierney Branston Stam Eyres Beckett Killen Porter That were a side that were.

Stick Kalala on as well, he is an attacking midfielder apparantly

My mum is 68, she comes to about 5 games a season and spends a fortune in the club shop every xmas on presents for me and her grandkids. She used to listen to the games on Cavell till that stopped this year so has made do with GMR, she heard something about this but only caught the last bit of the announcement and was asking me before the Leeds game. I thought she had gone soft in the head, how can local BBC not properly cover local teams? Now it turns out this is true makes my p1sh boil.

Ho ho ho: http://www.oldhamathletic.premiumtv.co.uk/...1125207,00.html Now this should be interesting for the rarely wrong.

I saw him on Endsleigh league extra not long after he had taken over. I clearly remember him saying "it's not a disaster if this club goes down" I can't type what I thought as this as a family board but 11 years later I think it is safe to say it was a disaster this club going down. From that day one I thought he was a wan... and he hasn't done anything to prove me wrong.

I read it the same way first time and thought he was barking too! I can see the stewards and dibble that usually babysit the Paddock Army having kittens at this game, they will make the 50 or so lads that sit in that end block of the Lookers paddock sit down for the full 90 whilst behind them the 4600 durrrrty leeds fans will all be stood up without anybody in a yellow jacket doing a thing.

I think he was referring to the Blackpool game.

Thats one for "up the arse corner" if I ever saw one. Oh and Jobbo wasn't a bad player either, especially when he was running out to Mouldy Old Dough.

Can't get the parts. I can't believe that no one can say for certain whether or not the lads ran out to M O D or not? I am 99.9% certain that they did but as I appear to be the only one I have 0.1% of a doubt. Either way they should just start running out to M O D and keep it like that. Lets get some tradition at latics.

From the size of the screen I bet they would still be able to watch it in North London.

aw, now I need to invent one of those machines where I can download my memories then replay them to an audience. I may be some time but it will be worth it to prove I am right. Failing that I will put the onus back on you two to prove that we didn't run out to M O D! ner, get out of that one then.

In the words of the twins from Big Brother we "defo" ran out to Mouldy Old Dough in the 80s in the days of the plastic pitch. I can hear the announcer reading the teams out then pausing and te plinky plony piano carrying on in the background.

80s/90s we ran out to Mouldy Old Dough, last season (or was it the one before last) when they had the "vote" for the run out music I emailed a .mp3 of Mouldy Old Dough to the club and said get it sorted but alas Fanfare For The Common Man won but didn't get played as the run out music. Instead they play "The Bongo Song" or to give it the proper name "Played A Live" By Safri Duo. This is a song I first heard in 2001 when my best mate and I were dancing on a bar in Coco Bongos in Cancun, Mehico with several dusky maidens of the very tasty variety. I have very happy mammaries of that song however none of them have anything to do with Latics. I read that article in the Observer about run out music and was going to post the same but couldn't be arsed however today I am poished and and ranting. Latics need to start running out to M O D again, there was a post on JK about teams today being made up of transients and it is true. The traditions at clubs now belong to the fans and M O D is such. Just as the Match of the Day music screams "THIS IS FOOTBALL, DE DEE DE DE DEE DE THIS IS FOOTBALL, THIS IS FOOTBALL" So does M O D. It is currently played at latics just after the announcing gimps start their "turn" before they play the rest of the turgid tripe that passes for music these and the "Latics Blue Crew" (dressed in white) take to the field and do a number to some rancid 4 to the floor tripe that no one outside of a bloo cru rehearsal session has heard before. So in summary, BRING BACK MOULDY OLD DOUGH!!!!!!! get the blue crew in blue or get rid as no one gives a censored.

Too true, I bet he makes a cracking brew too!

aye, no big deal at all ( I am right though and you are very, very wrong ;) ) What footie is all about, one man's Geoff Hurst is another's Geoff Thomas.

There was more to Frank than the Scarboro game. In the season we signed him he turned the season around, there was a piece in the program that said if the league had started the day we signed him (I think we got him around xmas) then we would have been clear at the top of the league. Obviously you are entitled to your opinion, no matter how wrong you are . But I can not understand how out of all the players who have won the blue shirt you managed to pick Frankie as deserving a place in the overated side.

Wash your mouth out!! Go back and re-read the history books, no Frank, no period of success in the late 80s early 90s for us. That man was the catalyst for all of that, he was a massive cog in that team that was greater than the sum of its parts. As for the specific allegation of being lazy, he did his work in the final third of the pitch and didn't have to run around like a spinning top to get results due to his footballing brain.

Not anymore!!! Clare has her own razor which is kept in the shower whereas my razor is "safely" in the bathroom cabinet. However as we all know this doesn't guarantee that our other halfs don't get their filthy mitts on it.

Even with my vibrating gillete 4 bladed thing I manage to cut myself occasionally and resort to the bits of bog roll as it works. And before you say anything Mads I do shave sometimes, just not at weekends or most days.

I can't stand that pratellis song.

Not quite Slayer but howabout Public Enemy & Anthrax - "Bring Tha Noize"

In a team with Adams, Holden, Ritchie, Bunn et al Milligan did the donkey work without really catching the eye. They say the best referees are the ones you don't notice, the only time I really noticed Milligan was when he didn't make the tackle or gave the ball away, both of which happened rarely. As I have grown up my favourite position in football is the defensive midfielder, Keane, Viera, Dunga.etc.. I wish I could appreciate again watching Milligan control games for us, set the tempo and allow the forwards to get on and do their thing. Shows how much football has changed in the last few years, it was pretty much the same team week in week out and we played the same way, didn't worry about the opposition we just got on and did our thing because we knew it would work if we tried hard enough. We would also put teams to the sword rather than settle for a 2-0 we would chase the 3rd then the 4th. They were happy days as a latics fan, little did we know the boom and bust to come.

I have spent many hours in that queue listening to him singing Springstein.

The yoof of today, I ask ya. I am sure there is a remix version that would provide a very blood pumping 30 seconds or so. oh, hooky is from Salford and the rest of them are mancs, as the trannies and everyone else thinks we are mancs then I don't see the problem.