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I know Pete and he has nothing but compliments to say about the owner

2 minutes ago, yarddog73 said:

As sound as a pound as he is he shouldn't be anywhere near that dugout tomorrow, it's almost farcical that we've had to turn to him. Might as well hold a raffle next time.

If he's got his coaching badge and already knows the players well, why should he be nowhere near?

3 minutes ago, latics22 said:

He’s our wild card in the pack

 

quick look says he’s 36! From Stockport, seems to have played 4 games for Stockport in 2002/2003. That’s about it.... sound pppppperfect

That's a load of bollocks.

Loads of people know Wildy, he's Oldham through and through and one of the soundest lads you'll ever meet.

8 minutes ago, Monty Burns said:

I still think Doyle’s effort crossed the line. Possibly because in an attempt to cover the steep £24 ticket price I put £20 on Doyle to score. Poor night all round ?.

It was hard to tell because most of the goal line is missing

19 hours ago, oafc21 said:

Bollocks, this prick was wasting time from the kick off

Did anyone else see when he deliberately kicked the ball into The Chaddy when it was a goal kick midway through the first half?

It worked though because the ball boy took so long to retrieve it, Peter Clarke was about to go and get it instead.

I got nicked there before the game in 2005 and didn't get let out until 10pm. 

What a shite day.

12 minutes ago, MAC0AFC said:

Only time I spoke to him, he pronounced everything clearly and spoke well.. 

 

but fair play not just an assumption you’ve took it from programme ??

I remember Peter Clarke gave the impression after Placide's debut that he couldn't speak English, because he mentioned after full time he said 'magnifique' to Johnny and got a smile and a nod in return.

Then again he probably couldn't understand Peter Clarke trying to talk French.

39 minutes ago, Lee Sinnott said:

As for Rochdale, you've got to applaud Keith Hill for raffling out places in his starting line up to a load of pissheads, high on Spice, at The Baum last night...

He was probably out on it with them, the scruffy cunt. 

11 minutes ago, mikejh45 said:

 

So that makes his antics of yesterday and other away matches where he can get close to the opposition fans ok then?

I watched him for 5 minutes give the wanker sign to the MK Dons fans after we scored the first goal yesterday.  The people he was doing it to were just normal fans trying to watch the game.  He's an embarrassment to the club considering he's appeared in the local press to highlight how big of a fan he's meant to be.

It must of been mint supporting Latics between 1913 to 1915.

1 minute ago, jsslatic said:

Albeit from the wrong side of the half way line, it looked like a ridiculous push from Wilson and a blatant penalty. 

I couldn't understand why people were going ballistic over it. It looked to me that Wilson just took one for the team. He shoulder barged him from behind, it was a blatant penalty.

41 minutes ago, opinions4u said:

Have they scrapped the scoreboard element of these hoardings?

It was back on last night.

I wonder if he was our 5th penalty taker??

I doubt it.

What are the admission prices?

3 minutes ago, joncurtis199 said:

How was it music played is absolutely clear but the announcements wasn't.  Couldn't hear a thing announced in the north stand

I thought they were taking the piss when they played Ghost Town before kickoff with such a poor home crowd.

35 minutes ago, oafcmetty said:

 

40 minutes ago, Smiler13 said:

Ben Amos is crap. He has never been any good and I remember him lettin in 6 when he played on loan for us against Southampton. Most of the goals where due to his bad judgment. We don't need him back. 

To be fair he did make one of the best saves I'd ever seen, in the free entry Carlisle match.

But besides that, you're probably right.

How are people doing this by train to get there in time for 12 o'clock kick off? Any ideas without going out of our way too much

There is a Leeds to Kings Cross train that gets there at 10.30am.

:censored:in nightmare ?

I be amazed if Bolton bring more than 3K.

It's not your seat though, you only pay to get in.

If my ticket has a seat number on it and it's a sell out, that's my seat.

It's more the idea of someone insisting they sit in 'their' seat when you don't pick your seat to begin with.

But if you turn up in a group just before kick off, you can't find enough seats together.

In that scenario I'd be telling the people sat in our seats to move.

:censored: thread.

I don't know btw.

I don't know if you're on about home games or away matches, but I think the whole argument about taking up your reserved seat at away matches has been done to death...

I'm talking about if we sold out our away allocation like Sheffield United.

If everyone just sat in there correct seat, there wouldn't be any problems.

Bradford seem to manage OK in The Chaddy when they nearly filled it.

Clubs their size no-one cares about reserved seats.

 

It's clubs the size of ours where the gob:censored:es demand their reserved seat, for some reason.

If I get into the ground at 2.55 I'll be telling the person in my seat to :censored: right off.

Why should I struggle to find enough seats together when everyone has there own allocated seat?

What we all waiting for?? Lets get down there, like on the eve of the England-Brazil match at the 1970 Mexican World Cup when Brazilian fans gathered outside the England hotel and chanted all night in a deliberate bid to disrupt the team's sleep