Goodbye, City’s rose. You were never likely to grow in our hearts. Your managerial record was patchy, I’m told you were a horrible little...

The Ipswich Town FA Cup replay, was the first game at BP I have attended since before covid, when I had been going with my dad and a...

There’s been a lot of negativity around Latics for quite some time, so it’s important that we celebrate the positives where we can, and...

If you’ve been following the BPAS podcast and blog, you’ll be well aware of its opinion of Latics’ current owners and how desperate a...

This is devoted to the protest at Boundary Park on Saturday 18th September 2021 Just to show we’re not messing around, let’s start off...

My love affair with Oldham Athletic started in 1988, aged just 5 when I went to my first game. I’m from Widnes, but my Dad is from Oldham...

Saturday 4th September This week kicked off with a 0-3 home defeat to @Jamieinfurness’s Barrow. Quite a low point in an already crowded...

Our sadly missed neighbours have become an unfortunate byword for financial and administrative mismanagement in football. ‘At least we’re...

The hashtag OAFC regularly trends on twitter, though rarely for the right reasons. This section is an attempt to give an overview of the...

I want you to want me...It’s a simple request. And a fairly standard expectation of their club for a football fan I would have thought....

I blame my dad, he took me to my first football match, at Maine Road, sometime in 1961, I think. It was a night game, against West Brom....

Saturday, August 17th 1996. I’ve still got stitches in my mouth from surgery at Alder Hey a week before but I’m determined to make the...

Dare to dream? August rolls around again but is there the same buzz at the start of this season as in other years past? Who am I...

Oldham Athletic needs a stronger supporters trust. The Boundary Park Alert System says join today to change it!

Where does Abdallah's reign rank in our history?

In the interview, Davies is quoted as referring to Lemsagam as “the car crash of an owner” a “punk” and that he is “ruining the club”.

But in the Mills, factories, pits and forgeries of the North, it wasn't even life or death. It was more important than that.

From the relative luxury of the covered Chaddy End, I looked across at them from pitch height, clinging to the cold metal fence...