The REAL LATICS got back to winning ways at Boundary Park tonight by beating League One leaders Scunthorpe United 3-0.


Lewis Alessandra (pictured above) scored a hat-trick.


This important win moves the REAL LATICS back into fourth place in League One. Click to continue reading...

The Real Latics continued their fine start to the season with a 2-0 win over Roberto Di Matteo's MK Dons.



The above video is thanks to a MK Dons fans who made the journey to Boundary Park yesterday.



The Real Latics top League One with 16 points from 6 games. Click to continue reading...

After their 4-0 demolition of Cheltenham Town at Boundary Park this afternoon, the 'REAL' Latics are top of League One, two points clear of Leicester City, who are looking to make a quick return to the Championship. Oldham's Lee Hughes scored a hat-trick inside 17 minutes. Click to continue reading...

And the Football League has only just kicked off!!!

As you know this blog is dedicated to the REAL LATICS - Oldham Athletic.

Yesterday at Boundary Park, Oldham played host to Millwall in their first League One game of the 2008/09 season in front of a crowd of 5,367. Click to continue reading...

For those with sentimental or historical slant on the Ford Stand / Lookers Stand / Broadway Stand / New Morgages Stand here are a couple of photos. The one with the stand in in it's full glory on a sunny day was obtained from Assume Nothing! - a Gillingham Fan's blog, with more than just football to read about. Click to continue reading...

Having watch matches on all four sides of Boundary Park and the deadline for "early bird" season tickets looming with one notable side of the stadium unavailable due to redevelopment, I thought I'd make a personal review of each side of the ground!

The "Ford Stand" as the "Keep the Faith" banner is passed along at the Oldham v Blackpool Play off semi final 06/07

I'll start my review with the Chaddy which is where I've watched the vast majority of games at Boundary Park.

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In the first of his new series of articles for Salut! Sunderland - under the working title of Sixer's Soapbox (let me know if you come up with something better) - Pete Sixsmith draws huge encouragement from a gutsy Sunderland... Click to continue reading...