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Oldham Athletic
England·Est. 1895
Boundary Park, Oldham, Greater Manchester League Two
Best win 3-0
Worst loss 0-3
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Goalkeepers(3)
GoalsGAssistsA
1
Matthew Hudson
28 yrsEngland193 cm3843 min1 31
Tom Donaghy
23 yrsEngland27 min
22
AWAston Wilson
19 yrsEngland
Defenders(12)
GoalsGAssistsA
6
Manny Monthe
31 yrsCameroon194 cm3870 min4 3
Jamie Robson
28 yrsScotland170 cm3644 min9 5
Donervorn Daniels
32 yrsMontserrat186 cm3232 min2 16
Will Sutton
23 yrsEngland188 cm1651 min1 20
Jake Caprice
33 yrsEngland179 cm1614 min7 39
IAIsaac Anderson
England1 min
24
Lewis Temple
21 yrsIreland
23
Ryan Delaney
30 yrsIreland196 cm
Midfielders(8)
GoalsGAssistsA
4
Tom Pett
34 yrsEngland173 cm3172 min3 21
Josh Hawkes
27 yrsEngland183 cm1064 min2 7
Keenan Appiah-Forson
24 yrsEngland
14
Noah Chilvers
25 yrsEngland173 cm
8
Oliver Norburn
33 yrsGrenada185 cm
30
Forwards(7)
GoalsGAssistsA
9
Mike Fondop
32 yrsEngland190 cm2489 min52 15
10
Calum Kavanagh
23 yrsIreland183 cm660 min2 29
Kian Harratt
24 yrsEngland185 cm220 min
20
Elliott Nevitt
29 yrsEngland183 cm
17
Favour Fawunmi
20 yrsEngland
Goals
Avg scored 1.23
Avg conceded 0.89
Best win 3-0
Worst loss 0-3
Ryan Woods
to Solihull Moors
Ryan Woods
to Solihull Moors
Thomas Hill
from Harrogate
Frankie McMahon-Brown
to Salford
Zain Tahir
from Sheffield Utd U21
Noah Chilvers
from Ross County
Elliott Nevitt
from Gillingham
Keenan Appiah-Forson
from Southend
Oliver Norburn
from Notts Co
Oliver Norburn
from Notts County
Gus Scott-Morriss
from Southend
Aston Wilson
from Barnsley
Josh Kay
from Macclesfield
Ruben Ndienguila
to Ndienguila Ruben
Kane Taylor
to Aston Villa
Championship
Winner
1990/1991
Premier League
2nd Place
1914/1915
League Cup
2nd Place
1989/1990
Championship
2nd Place
1909/1910
