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Oldham Athletic thread
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Myblueheaven4
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We all have fans going on the pitch doing things they shouldn't..... but thats not me or my family that go back generations, many fond memories of Main Rd too during my younger days, supporting Oldham and going with City mates.There would be more sympathy if they didn't have scroats invading the pitch to have a go at rival fans under the pretence of a "protest".
It a good housing site.
Myblueheaven4
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Maybe igloos then if we go bustBoundary Park is probably too cold for housing considering it is one of the highest Stadiums in England.
That is a bit like a tall dwarf. There is brand new housing and post war homes right next to it.Boundary Park is probably too cold for housing considering it is one of the highest Stadiums in England.
Or Nissen hutsMaybe igloos then if we go bust
BillCarlisle
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Yes, in the 70's & 80's there were more pubs than you could shake a stick at. Really was a great night out. IIRC it was said to have had more pubs per square mile than any other town in England. Lots of OB boozers and it was a decent pint as well.Yep. In the 80’s coach trips used to come to Oldham from all over the North West on a weekend. Used to be a great night out
very rarely go up there now and if I do it’s for a couple of hours on a Sunday afternoon. Would rather stay local or get the train into town
bluethrunthru
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Another example of dodgy ownership crippling a local club.
This isn’t good for the economy and community of the affected towns.It even stretches to issues of mental and physical health.
Tebas thinks this is a more pure form of club ownership than ours though
Mad Eyed Screamer
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I thought that was Heywoodit was said to have had more pubs per square mile than any other town in England.
EricBrooksGhost
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I thought that was Monkey Town