We love you Oldham

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The trip to Oldham ended up being  a 608 mile round trip from home via my brother's to the football ground and then down to our Aunt's house in Manchester.

The journey up from Neill's took four and a half hours to Oldham, and back Home from Manchester about the same.

In the end it was worth it as Oldham won and stay in League 1 another year.

This is the brick I bought in my Dad's memory. It's in the outer wall of the new stand.



Dad's brick
Away fans... there are some. Honest!

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