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Gary Kelly

Date of birth: 3 August 1966, Fulwood, near Preston

Oldham Athletic record:

Appearances: League 224(1), FA Cup 19, League Cup 13

Goals: 0

Debut: Sheffield United (h) 7 September 1996, lost 0-2

Also played for: Newcastle United, Blackpool on loan, Bury, Northwich Victoria, Sheffield United, Leigh RMI

Hailing from a family of goalkeepers, Gary Kelly began with Newcastle United straight from school, becoming a professional at St James' Park in June 1984. His father Alan was an Irish goalkeeping legend who played in 447 League matches for Preston North End and won 47 Republic of Ireland caps. His career was ended by injury in September 1973, and he subsequently had a stand at Deepdale named after him.

Richard Jobson

Date of birth: 9 May 1963, Holderness, Yorkshire

Oldham Athletic record:

Appearances: League 188(1), FA Cup 13, League Cup 19

Goals: League 10, League Cup 1

Debut: Portsmouth (h) 1 September 1990, won 3-1

Also played for: Nottingham and English Universities, Burton Albion, Watford, Hull City, Leeds United, Southend United on loan, Manchester City, Watford on loan, Tranmere Rovers, Rochdale

Richard Jobson beagn his footballing career with Burton Albion of the Northern Premier League while studying for a degree in civil engineering at Nottingham University. Plucked from non-league obscurity by Watford's manager Graham Taylor as a 19-year-old, he was to enjoy a lengthy and highly successful 20-year career, retiring as a Rochdale player at the age of 40 in May 2003.

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Nick Henry

Date of birth: 21 February 1969, Liverpool

Oldham Athletic record:

Appearances: League 264(9), FA Cup 21, League Cup 30(4)

Goals: League 19, League Cup 3

Debut: Hull City (a) 19 September 1987, lost 0-1

Also played for: Liverpool Schoolboys, Halmstad(Sweden) on loan, Sheffield United, Walsall, Tranmere Rovers, Scarborough

Managed:Scarborough

When Nick Henry arrived at Boundary Park, a fresh-faced 15-year-old in January 1985, Athletic were, at the mid-point of the season, fourth from the bottom of Division Two.

Jim Fryatt

Oldham Athletic record:

Appearances: League 76, FA Cup 1, League Cup 2

Goals: League 40, League Cup 2

Debut: York City (a) 21 February 1970, drawn 0-0

Also played for: Charlton Athletic, Southend United, Bradford PA, Southport, Torquay United, Stockport County, Blackburn Rovers, Southport (a second spell), Philadelphia Atoms (US), Stockport County (a second spell), Torquay United (a second spell), Chorley, Hartford Bi-Centennials (US), Philadelphia Atoms (US) (a second spell)

Managed: Las Vegas Quicksilver (US)

Anyone who supported the Latics in the early 1970s is unlikely to ever forget Jim Fryatt; a barrel-chested, balding centre-forward with Dickensian sideboards and an intermittent penchant for a drooping moustache.

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Mike Milligan

Oldham Athletic record:

Appearances: League 278(1), FA Cup 21, League Cup 30(1)

Goals: League 23, FA Cup 1, League Cup 2

Debut: As substitute v Liverpool, League Cup 2 (h) 9 October 1985, lost 2-5

Also played for : Manchester City associate schoolboy, Flixton, Everton, Norwich City, Blackpool

Athletic's captain in the Final of the Littlewoods Cup at Wembley in April 1990 earned his first one-year professional contract at the age of 18, with part of his wages being paid by the European Social Fund and Greater Manchester Council. Mike Milligan along with another reserve-team player Brian Marriot, boosted Athletic's list of professionals to 21, thanks to the money from the EEC. Athletic were the first sports club to apply for the grant, and it certainly paved the way for a permanent career for Milligan, although centre-half Brian Marriot failed to graduate at senior level at Boundary Park.

Another day, another quiz. I'm coming to the end of these you'll be glad to know. Pretty soon we'll have better things to do like talking about the team!

 

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Which stadium is it?

i am pretty sure that it is in germany, i am guessin werder bremen

Played for Rochdale too

people can make mistakes

i reckon it could be feyenoord actually

Don't think Pogs ever played in the No.1 shirt did he? Sure he was 13 or summat last year?

nope he was number 1 pogs was

i was gonna suggest contacting the club, but maybe have a vote on here first to determine the favourite?

good idea lad

There is actually someone else out there that SLOW??!!

 

My god... does time actually go backwards???

hey, i maybe not that quick but i aint slow, i shall tell thee that

Oh yea Jimmy, the only one that can match me for pace... making me switch to the right wing

yep thats me lad

im goin away to ibiza on sunday for a couple of weeks, so i won't be on for a bit

Oldham Athletic record:

appearances: league 135, FA cup 14, league cup 4

goals: league 81, FA cup 10, league cup 6

debut: York city(h) 1st October 1960, won 3-1 (Bert scored one)

also played for: manchester city, stockport county, altrincham, stalybridge celtic

R.I.P Bert Lister, a true legend

very very very sad news although i have never seen him play, because i am too young

he was onviuosly a legend at this club

R.I.P

 

You mean it's not a true story...

 

i fort it was aswell

Me too. On the condition that I get a go up front and the young'uns actually do their share of the running this time! Watching me and S_W have heart attacks may be fun for them... but loosing to southerners won't be!!

i am one of them young players who play on sundays, and i say we did do a lot of the running

we are on every sunday no fail playing footy

im the one of the smallest ones called jimmy who usually plays right back

i dont know why everyone is slating pogs to be honest though, yes i agree, crossley would be my number one, but in all the games pogs was in last season, he only played bad once!! people are seeming to forget that, and when he got dropped and david blain was put in net, we looked shambolic!

i agree pogs still holds the record for having the most clean sheets in a season at the club, he loves the club, and i reckon will be one of the best back up keepers in division and playin in rserve football will build his confidence for when he is needed when crossley is unavailable

I think this is an easy one - which stadium is it?

 

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i think its barcelonas, but i dont have a clue

Allotts been bought cos Johnny boy rates him highly as a midfielder not just for the fun of it so i'm sure he will be one of his first central midfield names on the sheet,which makes the rest interesting,someones missing out if we take it Kilkenny is going to be the creative heart should he come.There would have to be some shuffling around.

i have a real feeling that shez could go to the 3-5-2 formation, becuase he did say start of last season he enjoyed working with that formation at reserve level

but who woould play where is the question?

crossley- in net obviously

thompson, gregan, stam - the centre backs

eardley and taylor - the wing backs

allott, gary mac, and kalala - the 3 centre midfielders

and upfront at first i would play ricketts and davies because hughes has been out of the game for a while, so give him a few reserve games first

back to the kilkenny debate it would bring more competition for places and i feel it would be a brilliant signing

but the question is, is it just a rumour or is he on shezas list

I've voted mid-table; the league looks tougher than last year and teams sometimes seem to struggle after missing out on the play offs the previous year. Tranmere and Hartlepool are examples of this recently. The lack of a creative midfield player and a left back also worry me a bit but a couple more good signings in these area's between now and August could see me wanting to re-vote.

i was thinking that shez will sort something out, i just think we need a left winger and a left back and we are sorted

about the whole creative midfield thing, kalala can get the ball and play it simple that is all you need, and allott can pass aswell, gary mac is basically going to score some goals for us andi am hoping neil wood can forget his injury because he is only 23/24 and he is a brilliant passer of the ball, he is like a richie wellens but left footed

Greetings, Jimmy.

 

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And don't you remember us beating the Donkey Lashers 4-1 at home, the season before last?

cheers

i will check them

and i no i dont actually, bad fan me dont even remember that!!!

Name? jimmy

Location? royton

How Long Supporting the Tics? all me life, 16 years

Best away match you've been to? leeds in cup couple of years ago, went with me mate and his dad and little brother, was brilliant atmosphere even though we lost, if i remember ricketts scored aswell

All Time Greatest Player?Lee Duxbury absolute legend, best captain i have ever seen, and best wearer of the number 6 shirt i have seen so far, even though stam has made the 6 shirt his own last season.

Biggest Rivals (in your eyes)? blackpool, definitely are bogey team, never remember us winning a game against them