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Subject: Weathered Gammon Jumps Araind (6, 8) - Home Thu Dec 21, 2017 12:24 pm

I'm going.

I think it might be shit.

Like a Star @ heaven

Argo 0-1 Oldham

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Oddly I fancy us to get a result.

Oldham may be jet leg flying all that way down santa

Any sympathy for the Oldhamites travelling down Satdee? Just before Xmas, 300 miles, etc.

Personally I have none. Fck'em!

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Nasty Pasty.

Looks like a fair sized crowd for this game, remember the ticket deal for this and the Walsall game

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Oldham, like every other team, will be class above piss poor Akkeron

Akkeron Argo Nil FC 0-4 Oldham Athletic

Going for a 2-0 win for Akkeron Athletic.

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Mock Cuncher wrote:: I'm going.

I think it might be shit.

Argo 0-1 Oldham

Om goin focking Argo n’all, then Om goin op the loins to Milton Keynes innit. Both’ll be shit

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Lee Collins will be the man in charge of Saturday’s Sky Bet League One game against Plymouth Argyle.

In his seven games in charge this season, Collins has handed out 23 yellow cards and one red.

He will be assisted by Ronald Ganfield and Matt Eva whilst Richard Hulme will be Saturday's fourth official.

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Sat 23rd Dec, 3.00pm

Like coiled springs, Argo take to the Home Park turf and roar to a 1-0 victory.

Jarvis (sic) after 22 mins, followed by over an hour of desperate defending. Doyle hits the woodwork 4 times and Diagouraga gets sent off in the 88th minute, never to be seen in an Argo shirt again. Argo fans lament his loss but are still unable to spell his name.

Early present of squeaking out of the relegation zone for Argo fans everywhere.

'Geddon' says Father Christmas.

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From the web

Plymouth Argyle v Oldham Athletic Preview: progression post-Sheridan?

Shez ad managed both Oldham and Argyle

A tale of two clubs who have been heavily influenced by John Sheridan. The former Sheffield Wednesday midfielder left Oldham Athletic more recently – three months ago – but remnants of his defensive ideology are more evident at Home Park, where he departed back in May 2015.

Oldham very quickly changed their recruitment policy and adopted a more exciting, expansive brand of football under Richie Wellens, who has led them to nine victories in 17 games.

By contrast, Plymouth Argyle are in a higher division this term, but their football suggests they have reverted to Shez-like stabilization. In theory, this would have made the team harder to beat – they got the result they wanted through defending deep, for example, at Anfield in the FA Cup last season.

The problem is that they are not just parking the bus for the glamourous encounters, they are doing it for games that they would hope to win. Results have improved a little since Aaron Taylor-Sinclair has come in at left-back and Toumani Diagouraga has added some presence and composure in central midfield.

However, their lack of natural pace and width in the transitional phases of play has always hindered them going forward. That is something that Derek Adams, who has seen his side score just 18 goals in 22 League One games with no player netting more than three, will look to address in January.

By contrast, Wellens can enjoy the festive mulled wine with a little more relaxation. His side have shipped just five in their last six in the league and showed their attacking capabilities when they thrashed Northampton. That 5-1 romp featured two goals from Jack Byrne including a wonderful curling opener, the type of goal that is hard to imagine any Latics player scoring in previous regimes.

Goalkeeper Johnny Placide made a clumsy error in that match – at a time when the consequences were less than severe – but he has been otherwise impressive in recent weeks. The Haitian is very much a front-foot goalkeeper in the Rene Higuita mould and perhaps, given developments at a certain Champions League club down the road, high-risk goalkeeping is the direction of the modern game.

Plymouth would settle for goalkeeping of any kind, having used seven different stoppers already this term. The latest is Kelle Roos, who opposed Argyle in the 2016 League Two play-off final and has shipped just two in his first two and made a key late save to preserve the points against Gillingham.

Oldham are a reformed side though and, looking full of fresh ideas under Wellens, they might enjoy a fruitful trip to the West Country.

The Football Lab’s Verdict: 1-2

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A good balanced piece, not good reading for Brenties bheys but anyone with a realistic view couldn't argue with any of it.

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Will be a struggle

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It will be another Akkeron Aces shitfest. Aces 0 Oldham 2.

Ok am gonna have to take the bait reference the header... jocolor

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Harve, Think crossword clues...

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harvetheslayer wrote:: Ok am gonna have to take the bait reference the header...

Old-Ham Athletic.

Merry Christmas. afro

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Sweet Home Alabama. I was wondering the header too....

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RRROOOOAAAAAAAAARRRRRRRRRRRRRRR.....

Manflu saves Les 20+ sovs

2-1 win / att 8731 coyg

Diagouraga 3mins geddon , he will be gone soon no doubt, enjoy while you can.

Feck me, Carey 6mins he will be gone soon enjoy while you can.

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You are feckin kidding me right?

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TWO NIL FFS TIME FOR ADAMS TO CALL WESTERN NATIONAL SUB TOUMS CAREY AND LAMMY AND GET ALL THE DEFENDERS YOU CAN MUSTER IN THE BOX!

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