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39 minutes ago, GrahamHughes said:

Some names before my time but interesting reading about them.First loan signing I remember was probably Neil Adams who we subsequently signed.One more recent who stood out was Ripley the keeper,whatever happened to him he looked superb for us.

reserve keeper at Preston

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29 minutes ago, Barry Bosnian said:

Luke Beckett, kept us up in 2005 & did well the following season. He was a real fans favourite at the time.

 

Just had a look on Wikipedia, awesome goal tally:

 

2005  Oldham Athletic (loan) 9 (6)
2005–2006  Oldham Athletic (loan) 34 (18)

Good shout,great striker.

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1 hour ago, Barry Bosnian said:

Luke Beckett, kept us up in 2005 & did well the following season. He was a real fans favourite at the time.

 

Just had a look on Wikipedia, awesome goal tally:

 

2005  Oldham Athletic (loan) 9 (6)
2005–2006  Oldham Athletic (loan) 34 (18)

Wasn't the criteria one season wonders?

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3 hours ago, whittles left foot said:

Wasn't the criteria one season wonders?

 

2 hours ago, Barry Bosnian said:

I don't know if you're being sarcastic, or you're just a complete bore. But 9 games at the back of the season followed by 34 games the next counts to me as basically a season.

 

Neither. The title refers to ‘one season’ wonders and as such refers to players who played for us for a single season or part of that season. 

Therefore your suggestion is in fact incorrect 🙄

 

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11 hours ago, TheBigDog said:

 

 

 

Neither. The title refers to ‘one season’ wonders and as such refers to players who played for us for a single season or part of that season. 

Therefore your suggestion is in fact incorrect 🙄

 

So Ernie Cooksey's out as well then because he played 1 game in the second season. Well done on ruining a great thread by being a pair of fucking pedants 🙄

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5 hours ago, oafcmetty said:

Regardless of the 1 or 2 season debate, he was hardly a wonder, was he?

So how many of those named so far were wonders?

 

37 appearances in 2003/04 suggests he wasn't bad. Compared with some recent full backs we've had he was Maldini-esque.

 

In any case the OP asked for fan favourites. Are you saying he wasn't?

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7 minutes ago, Dew Dilly Dance said:

It's a shame this thread has descended into pedantry.

 

Alan Shackleton 1961/62  10 games 7 goals, then went onto playing non league.

 

Might not have been a fan's favourite, but I liked him.

Before my time, just. Any idea why he didn’t stay on? 

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1 minute ago, Dave_Og said:

Before my time, just. Any idea why he didn’t stay on? 

No Idea, he was only 27 when we signed him and had a good scoring record in higher divisions

 

1954–1958 Burnley 31 (18)
1958–1959 Leeds United 30 (16)
1959–1960 Everton 26 (10)
1960–1961 Nelson ? (?)
1961–1962 Oldham Athletic 10 (7
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6 minutes ago, Dew Dilly Dance said:

No Idea, he was only 27 when we signed him and had a good scoring record in higher divisions

 

1954–1958 Burnley 31 (18)
1958–1959 Leeds United 30 (16)
1959–1960 Everton 26 (10)
1960–1961 Nelson ? (?)
1961–1962 Oldham Athletic 10 (7

That sounds like someone who had a better career money wise outside football. 

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