AN UP AND DOWN SEASON 1993 | OLDHAM ATHLETIC DOCUMENTARY
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- Close up North An Up And Down Season of Oldham Athletic first season in the first-ever FA Premier league 1992-1993. It would be A fight for survival as I Oldham Athletic stay up against all odds.
OLDHAM ATHLETIC | THE CLUB SHOW 1992 - • THE CLUB SHOW 1992 - O...
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Enjoyable watch that. What an escape too! Such a shame to see Oldham where they are now. I hope you get back to where you belong very soon. Always enjoyed my trips to Boundary Park. As a Barnsley fan I will always be grateful to Oldham for selling us Neil Redfearn who was immense for us and a club legend. Also Andy Ritchie and Rick Holden did a great job when they managed us. Good luck in the future and fingers crossed you get back in the league sooner rather than later.
I met Joe Royle and the team a short time before things started going on the up for the latics. A family friend knew Joe. Met the team, got a signed football from Big Joe, sat in the good seats to watch the game, and then went in the bar area with the team after, I think it was Brighton, drew 1-1, Ian Marshall scored.
Brings back memories
I remember it all too well!
Class
Had a few scuffles back in the day with the FYC game crew., Everton always showed there
Were still going mate
Times when Oldham Athletic were in the Premier League
The guy being interviewed with the glasses on sounds like the actor Dean Andrews
Oh how we’ve fallen !!!
Great stuff at the time, we will be back....
I am a villa fan but I'd hope ur right that Oldham climb the leagues some time again always liked oldham
Oldham til I die
how depressing for you
I was gutted for Oldham when they lost their plastic pitch. I know it was rubbish but they were never the same team after that. Did well to stay at the top for 3 years.
The ball bounces were erratic, the ball would run away from you
We didn't lose many games at home without the plastic in those first two top flight seasons. Beat Manchester United, Leeds, Liverpool, Aston Villa etc all on grass.
I’d rather the plastic pitch be allowed than plastic fans that some clubs have.
Second premire division
Currently near the bottom of the National League.. :)
Tranmere , a lower division club? top of the championship with fucking John Aldridge up front!! jesus christ