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- - - - - - A CL- -- - - -THE RULES FOR YOUTO C--D-ANDIt's in the cardst' i le mo stsupporters areW no w famil iarw ith th e use of yellowand red cards byreferees, t o indicate acaution an d a dismissalrespectively, unless the yhave read recently TheFootba ll Association L awAm endm ent pamphlet ,they m ight not be awareof the indication given bya red and yellow cardshown together.In recent seasons, only ared card has been used forall offences resulting in adismissal, whe ther it wasfor Serious Foul Play,Violent Conduct, the use ofFou l or Abusive Languageor, indeed for persisting inmisconduct after havingearlier received a caution.In order to improvecommunication betw eenreferees, supporters andthe media, so that viewersseeing a player beingexecu ted specifically forthe last category ofoffence, referees are no wrequired to sho w a red anda yellow cardsimultaneously.Som etimes those watchinga match have forgottenthat early in the game aparticular player hasalready been cautioned andthe yellow card shown. Ifthe p layer's further o ffence

warrants ano ther cautionthen, of course, he mu stbe dismissed from the fieldof play. N ow supporterswill kn ow imm ediately ifonly a red card is shownthat the player is beingsent off for a ma jor breachof law in that one incident.It may be Serious FoulPlay, Violent Conduct orthe use of Foul or AbusiveLanguage. However, redand yellow cards show ntogethe r indicate adismissal for a secondcautionable offence in thematch. It 's there to beseen, in the cards!Fair Play - or letthe team andsupportersdownF FA and The FootballAssociation ha vecampaigned inunison in recent years tospread th e concept ofFair Play throu gh ou tfootball, playe d a t alllevels.Som etimes the messagehas been supportednecessarily wit happropriate deterrents orpunishments for thoseplayers choosing n ot toheed the cam paign.The International FA Board,the guardians of the Lawsof the Game, has recen tlyissued a set of very strictinstructions to referees,

insisting that those playerswho se tea m has alreadybeen penalised for unfairplay, do not benefit fromfurther unsportingbehaviour through delayingtactics, wh en free kickshave been given.Supporters com e into FAPremier League team sgrounds to see good,entertaining football. Theydon't wa nt to see thegame halted constantly forfouls that ought not tohave been com mitted or,indeed, for any free kicksawarded, to be delayed bym ore petulant acts, m erelyto prevent a quick re-startof play.Referees have, therefore,been called upon by theInternational FA Board todeal very firmly w ithplayers who kick the ballaway when a free kick hasbeen awarded, wh o breakforward too early from adefensive wall, or whostand close to the ball tounfairly allow their team toorganise a defensive wa ll.W hen such bad sportsmenare cautioned and theyellow card displayed,sympathy should be w iththe referee wh o is forcedinto taking such action justbecause the FlFA conceptof Fair Play has not beenrespected and supportersare being deniedcontinuous , enjoyable,sporting play.Supporters should expectand demand Fair Play. Anyplayers who do not respectthe letter and spirit of theLaws o f the Game, badlylet dow n both their ownteam and their supporters.

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'RESULTS IN THEPREMIER LEAGUE SO Coventry and Norwlch atthe top of the league.Agreat Incentive to all of us - -FAR HAVE CONFOUNDED 'less fashionable clubs1 , ., ,ALL THEEXPERTS Head shaklng tlme arrived" -last week when soccer - _ !_and town hall polltlcswarm welcome is polnts. So a continued comblned to give us the - ,Improvement In this ridiculous situation at

- - A xtended to Brian direction will see us Arsenal, where there arei Clough and his climblng the table. object~onso the- highly talented cardboard crowd scenesNottingham hxesttti?am. Results ~nhe.Premler behlnd the goal because -Forest, of course, have a League so far have there are no females orvery special place ~n he confounded all the ethnlcs on the H~ghburyLat~cs lstory, belng our experts, who felt that the mural. The rest of theopponents at Wembley, 'big four' would run away world must roll roundwhen we re-wrote our wlth the league. It's too with laughter when theyhistory book a couple of early yet to get carried see the mayhem created

-d seasons ago. away but it's certainly by the respectwenlce to see the likes of watchdogs for raclal andWe know that sexual equality.whatever the score,and whatever their Would there haveposition ~n he been an uproar ~f heleague, they will crowd had beencont~nueo play the painted all black or allForest way women? I doubt ~ t .We have made a farr Everybody seems tostart to the new have enjoyed theseason and whllst I atmosphere createdam not prepared to wlth the new standgo overboard abou' and I'm sure nowtwo draws, there that we all have awere pleaslng team and a stadlumaspects about our to be proud ofperformances ~nboth As always, give usgames your best and we'll, -: In the corresponding give you ours. * .

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repositioningof thescoreboard.Oldham Athletic "A Team

7 for All Seasons" T. ShirtMed, L, & XL f15.99On Tour TIShirts -Season1 1992193L, XL, XXL P Z99Embroidered SweatshirtsI M. L. XL f22.99BadgedRugby Shirts -all Sizes f19.99Grandad RugbyShirts

f19.99O.A.F.C. Wallpaper

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withAlan HardySHOP CLOSEDA eminderto all fansthat the LatiqueShopwill be closed untilnext Thursday duetorefurbishmentwork.However we will still provide aservice where supporters canpurchase leisurewearandcoach travel to away games.This will be conducted throughthe Blue Bond Office which issituated next to the LatiqueShop.The opening hours will be thesame 9am - 5pm.When the shop reopens onThursday make sure you call totake a look at our new layout, Iam sure you will be impressed.You will also be impressedwith the wide rangeof newmerchandise available aselection of which is:-Latics Nightshirts f10.99Premier Team T. Shirts

SHIRTS22/24 26/28 3013234/36 38/4042/44SHORTS22, 24, 26, 283032343638SOCKSBoysYouthsMensBE EARLYThose wanting to attend theLaticsCar Boot Sale takingplace tomorrow on the carpark at the rear of theLookersStand are asked toarrive early to ensure theyget a good spot.The sale runs from loam - 2pmand there will be the usualbargainsavailable for the1,000's of buyers who turn up.The cost of those wishing tosell is - Cars 7, Car and trailerf9, Vans 12. Just turn uptomorrow morningand pay atthe aate.

We are hopingthat it will be infull working order for today'sgame and remindspectatorsthat they can still placemessages on the scoreboardata cost of only 12 + Vat.If you wish to take advantageof this service then call in atLatique to placeyour message.A WARMWELCOMEWelcome to BoundaryParkto all the companieswho areinvolved in sponsorship oftoday's game.Our MatchSponsorstoday areTSB and Kershaw AdamsConstruction.TheTSB will need nointroductionbut it is nice towelcome them along for thefirst time as Match Sponsors.Mike Kershawof KershawAdams is no stranger toBoundary Park and has beensupporting the club in variousways for quitea few yearsnow.Localbed makers Slumberlandare the Executive MatchballSponsorsand the PremierMatchballSponsor is Ark01Insurance.We would like to take thisopportunity to thank all theabove for their generoussupport today.WEAR YOURCOLOURSThe new LaticsRed andWhite Away Strip hasprovedto be a big seller and stocksare running down fast.- The shirts priced at 31.99 for

26/28" 5.99 OUT OF ACTION adults and'f26.99 for childrenMed & XL

6.99 The ElectronicScoreboard are still available in Latique, but1 was unfortunately not hurry, don't miss out. Stocksm-----I working for our game won't last for ever and if theagainst Palace last turnoutat Chelsea is anythingWednesday. this was dueto to 90 by the new Latics awayI the rewiring not beingI kit will be sold out beforeI completed after the Christmas!.

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- --. Y -Formed 1865, rofessional club 1889/ Gained Football League Status in1892League Champions - 1978

Division2 champions - 1907& 1922Division3 South)champions - 1951

F.A.Cup winners - 1898& 1959LeagueCUP winners - 1978& 1979

European Cup winners - 1979& 1980Super Cup winners - 1980& 1981F.A.Charity Shieldwinners - 1980Anglo Italian Cup winners - 1977

Biggestwin - 14-0 .Clapton, FAC 1891Heaviest defeat -1.9 v. Blackburn(Div.2)1937

Recordattendance -44,946 . Man.U.1967

FORM GUIDEL st season NottinghamForest finished in eighthplace in the FirstDivision and reachedtheFinal of the RumbelowsLeague Cup (losing 1-0 toManchester United).Their form in th e League wasmixed - and in all fairness theywere well below par on quite afe w occasions, especially infront of their o y n supporterswhen losing 5-2 to SheffieldUnited, 2-0 against SheffieldWednesday and 3-1 to bothTottenham and Southampton.In fact, at The City Ground,Forest won only 10 of their 21matches, and they scored 36goals while conceding 27 .On their travels they collecteda total of 22 points (from sixwins and four draws) andperhaps the most pleasingresult of all was to hammerneighbours Notts County 4-0at Meadow Lane.One or tw o players havemoved away from the clubsince th e end of 1991 92,including the tw o centraldefenders, Des Walker (t o

Sampdoria for a few million lire)and Darren Wassall who hasstayed in th e East Midlandswith Derby County. And there istalk of ace striker TeddySheringham wanting t o getback to London, with Spurs hislikely club, although hismanager is reluctant t o le t h imleave Forest.THE SQUADM nager Clough has nabeen rushedintoreplacinghis tw odefenders, last Saturdav hechoseto play Terry ~ i l s o nand SteveChettleat the ba&,with Brian Lawsand Stuart 1

h.onFontbn (Assis.krehne %i%mll lCoach), Liam

(%owck).Andrew ManioqPrd Sheringham, Kingsley

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I NOTTINCHAM FORESTA the last line ofdefence comes re-instated goalkeeperMark Crossley, who actuallywent on loan to ManchesterUnited earlier in his career.Andy Marriott is the second-string 'keeper who did a goodjob between the posts whenCrossley was left out of theteam towards the end of lastseason.Wilson can play anywhere andoften does, always giving agood account of himself out on+hn nnrL

Chettle started his Leagueearonr at r;nht-ha& ho I+ \ r ,c reconverted, successfully, into acentre-half two seasons agoand hasn't failed there yet.Laws enjoys overlapping downthe right and is a steadyperformer, who is hardly everroasted by his opposingwinger.Club captain Stuart Pearce, theEngland left-back, has nowfully recoveredfrom injury andis determined to recapture hisold form. The former Coventryplayer was playing quitebrilliantly until injury rocked himtowards the end of lastseason, although he didrecover sufficientlywell to takepart in the EuropeanChampionships in Sweden. Inthe back ground, and ready fora call up, is Carl Tiler, theformer Barnsley defender, whohas yet to command a regularplace in the Forest team.

ITS A FACT@ In 1922 Fwest finiskc,top of the (old)SecondDivision and oddly enouglthey obtained more point:than they scored goals -56 to 51.The F.A. Cup semi-finalbetween Nottingham Forestand Queen's Park wasplayed in Scotland and theamateur side from Glasgowwon 3-0.

1 Across midfield Forestwillreplyon the skills anddetermlnat~on, ndgoalscoring ability, of theImpressive Irishman RoyKeane, a 10,000 buy fromCobh Ramblers, ScotsmanScott Gemmill, the formerGranthamand Lincoln playerGary Crosby (operatingwide onthe right)and IanWoan, whocost 70,000 from Runcorntwoand a half years ago, on the left.And healso has availableKingsley Black, another flankplayer, secured from LutonTown.The manager'sson, Nigel,

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front men. but he can alsoscore oals Im elmake %emk r Fedif ' ' - I 1 --Sheringham,who is now in hissecondseason with Forestfollowing his 2 million transferfrom Millwall in the summer of1991.Proven striker

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Gary Bannisterhas also beentaken on byClough afterbeing released byWest BromwichAlbion. He hasscored regularlyover the pastdecade forCoventry, Q.P.R.,SheffieldWednesday andWest ~ r o m .ejoins three otherforwards,ThorvaldurOrlygsson, theDanesignedfrom Akureyri inIcelandthreeyears ago, strongrunning TommyGaynor, ex-Limerick andDoncasterRovers,and LeeGlover who hasplayed on loanwith bothLeicesterCityand Barnsley.e Nigel Clough - chasing 100 League goals

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THE.MANAGEMENTB ian Clough has been in charge ofNottingham Forest for well over 17 yearsand during his reign at The City groundhe hasseen every major trophy except the F.A.Cup rest in the club'sBoardroom.That star prize seems to be an elusive object for'Cloughie' (as everyone seems to call him) foreven as a player he failed to reach the final ofEngland's (perhaps the world's) greatest knockoutcompetition. Born in Middlesbrough in March1935, Brian played centre-forward for GreatBroughton F.C. Middlesbrough and Sunderland, aswel l as England (2 full caps won and three atunder 23 level). Between 1955 and 1965 hescored almost 300 goals (in all games) including251 in the Football League (in only 274appearances). After being forced to retire through

injury Brian took4 over as managerI of Hartlepool; hethen had anI excellent spell incharge of DerbyCounty, leadingthe Rams to th eI First Divisionchampionshipbefore having1 brief spells atBrighton andLeeds, joiningForest duringtheir Second

managerstdespiteForest Captain and England whatpeoplesay!

International &

28th December 1991- DivisionOneOldhamAthletic 2 Nottingham Forest '.Scorers: Sharp (44 mins), Bernard (48) for th eLatics; Pearce (28) for ForestTeams: Latics:- Hallworth; Halle,Bernard;Henry, Barrett, Jobson; Adams,Marshall,Sharp, Milligan, Holden.

Subs: Palmer & Fleming (not used)Forest:- Crossley; Charles, bearce; Walker,Tiler, Keane; Black, Gemmill, Clough,Sheringham (sub. Glover), Woan.Sub: Wassall (not used).Attendance: 16,496

FORESTS ROLL CALL-~Player Age Position Signed Previous clubBircfrPIa~)/Biro8t.9CROSSLEY,Mark Goalkeeper 1985 Juniorsb Barnsley 16.6.69MARRIOTT. Andrew Goalkeeper 1991 Arsenal

,b Suttmin Ashfield 11.10.70SMITH, Mark Goalkeeper 1992 Juniarsb Birmingham2.1.73BOAROMAN, Craig Defender 1992 Juniorsb Barnsley 30.11.70BOWER, Gary Defender 1991 Herefarcb Manchester 26.6.71BYRNE, Ray Defender 1991 NewryTownb Newry 4.7.72CHARLES. Gary Defender 1987 Juniorsb London 13.4.70CHEll lE, Steve Defender 1986 Juniorsb Nottingham 27.9.68FORREST, Cuan Defender 199 Juniorsb Zimbabwe26.3.74HOPE, Christopher Defender 1991 Darlingtonb Sheffield 14.11.72LAWS, Brian Defenderb Wallsend 14.10.61PEARCE, Stuart Defenderb Shepherds Bush 24.4.62TILER, Carl Defenderb Sheffield 11.2.70WILLIAMS, Bren Defenderb Dudley 19.3.68GEMMILL, Scon Midfieldb Paisley 2.1.71HOWE, Stephen Midfieldb Annitsford 6.1.73KEANE, Roy Midfieldb Cork 10.8.71KIFFORD, Ia nb Bristal 6.10.73LOUGHLAN, Tonyb Surrey 19.1.70McKINNON, Rayb Dundee 5.8.70

MidfieldMidfieldMidfield

ORLYGSSON,Thomldur Midfieldb Ddense Den. 2.8.66STONE, Steven Midfieldb Gateshead 20.8.71WILSON. Terry Midfieldb Broxburn 8.2.69BLACK, Kinglsey Forwardb Luton 22.6.68'XOUGH, Nigel ForwardI Sunderland 19.3.66:ROSBY, Gary ForwardI Sleaford 8.5.64;AYNOR, TommyI Limerick 29.1.63;LOVER, LeeI Kettering 24.4.70

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RMINSKY, Jason ForwardI Leicester3.12.73iHERINGHAM,Teddy ForwardI Highams Park 2.4.66YOAN, Ian ForwardI Wirral 14.12.67

1988 M'brough1985 Coventq1991 Barnsle)1989 Juniors

1990 Juniars1991 Juniors1990 Cobh1991 Juniars1991 LeicesterUtd1991 Dundee Utd1989 Akureyri1991 Juniors1986 Juniors

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NOTTINGHAM FORESTuNTERNATIONALSForest are blessed with severalplayers who have gainedinternational recognition atvarious levels.Full caps have been awardedto Charles, Clough junior andPearce (England),Gemmill(Scotland),Keane (RepublicofIreland)and Black ( N. Ireland).Under 21 appearances havebeen made by goalkeeperCrossley, Charles, Chettle,Pearce, Tiler, Clough,Sheringham and Bannister (forEngland),Wilson,Gemmill andGlover (Scotland), Black (N.I.)and Keane (Eire),while '6'caps have gone to Laws(England).MILESTONESTwo players - skipper StuartPearce and forward NigelClough - are set to reachpersonal milestones for Forestthis season.Pearce is hoping to breakthrough the 350 appearancebarrier for the club whileClough is searching for 100thLeague goals as well astopping 350 senior games forthe 'Reds.'

LATIC'S FOOTBALL LEAGUE RECORDAGAINST FOREST IS AS FOLLOWS:Venue P W D L F AHome 17 10 3 4 37 24Away 17 3 3 11 19 38Totals: 34 13 6 15 56 62

FORESTMANAGERSSINCE 1945BillyWalker 193460Andy Beattie 1960-63Johnny Carey 1963-68Matt Gillies 1968-72Dave Mackay 1972-73Allan Brown 1973-75Brian Clough 1975-92

FOREST FIRSTSFirst League game v.Everton (Div.2)Sept. 1892(1-1)First F.A. Cup tie v. NottsCounty (a)November1878 (1 3)First League Cup tie v.Halifax Town (h)October1960 (2.4)First Europeangame v.Valencia (a)Fairs Cup1961 62 (2-0) Scott Gemill -Son of Archie Gemill,Forest's CoachFOREST'S TEN YEAR LEAGUE& CUP RECORD

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LAST 20 LEAGUEMEETINGSLATICS V. FOREST

Season Div. H A1991 - 1992 1 2-1 1 31976 - 1977 2 1-0 0-31975 - 1976 2 0-0 3-41974 - 1975 2 2-0 0-11953 - 1954 2 1-3 1-11934 - 1935 2 0-5 0-41933 - 1934 2 4-1 3-11932 - 1933 2 1-2 3-21931 - 1932 2 2-4 0-21930 - 1931 2 3-1 1 4

DOWN THE YEARSTHIRTY YEARS AGOAugust 1982Oldham Athletic, as we mentioned in mid-week, took bothpoints after a 1-0 home win over ShrewsburyTown. Under4,000 saw the Second Divisiongame at BoundaryPark whenthe 'Shrews'defender Ross MacLaren netted an own goal forthe Latics.Forest,who includedViv Anderson and ColinTodd in defence,and Steve Hodgeand Ian Bowyer in midfield, took on WestHam United in a First Divisiongame at The City Ground and infront of a near 24,000 crowd. Brian Clough'smenwon by twogoals to one, Colin Walsh and John Robertson(penalty) heirscorers.TWENTY YEARS AGOAugust 1972In a Third Division ocal derby at Burnden Park, the Latics wentdown 2-1 to Bolton Wanderers before a 7,019 crowd. RonnieBlair scored our goal and the team was: Dowd; Wood, Whittle;McNeil. Hicks, Cranston; McVitie, Clements, Robins, Blair andMorrissey.Forest, playing in the Second Division, beat Oxford United2-1at home in front of just 9,591 spectators. Former PrestonstrikerGeorge Lyall and midfielder Martin O'Neill were their scorersand in the Forest side were goalkeeperJim Barron, Scottishinternationalsfull-backs Doug Fraser and Tommy Gemmill andforwards Duncan MacKenzieand Alan Buckley, the currentGrimsbyTown manager.THIRTY YEARS AGOAugust 1962The Laticstravelled to Tranmere for a Fourth Divisionmatchand they returned home with two points after winning 2-1.Bobby Johnstone and Jimmy Friuell scored the goals but theturnout was under 6,500. Johnny Bollands played a 'blinder' ingoal for the Laticswho also had to thank defenders AlanWilliams and Bill Marshall who both cleared goal-boundshotsoff the line in the second-half.Forest travelled to nearby Leicester City for the East Midlandsderby and despite a smashing goal from Welsh internationalTrevor Hockey they lost the First Divisionmatch2-1 to the'Filberts'beforea 22,513 crowd.

LATICS ROLL CALL1991 - 92 LATICS CAREER OTHER CAREERS

APS GLS APS GLS APS GLSNE IL A D A M S 21(5) 4 78124) 14 48(4) 4Stoke 23.11.66 2(1) 1 16(4) 3 16(2) 1ANDY BARLOW 28 2 236(13) 5 0 0Oldham 24.11.65 4 0 43 0 0 0PAULBERNARD 15(5) 5 17 6 0 0Stockport30.12.72 3(2) 0 0 0 0 0CRAIG FLEM ING 28(4) 1 33(5) 1 56(1) 0Halifax 06.10.71 5(1) 0 0 0 l(21 0GUNNAR HALLE 10 0 28 0 W 2 1 ) 15Larvik 11.08.65 1 0 0 0 2 1 2

' J O N H A L LW D R T H 41 0 118 0 47 0Stockport26.10.65 6 0 26 0 12 0N ICK HENRY 42 6 142(7) 10 0 0Liverpool 21.02.69 6 1 34(3) 5 0 0RICHARD JOBSON 37 2 80(1) 3 200(4) 19Hull 09.05.63 3 2 9 3 3 8 1J O H N KEELEY 1 0 1 0 2 0 1 0Plaistow 27.07.61 0 0 0 0 34 0I A N MARSHALL 41 10 139(4) 34 9(6) 1Liverpool 20.03.66 5(1) 0 29(1) 4 8(1) 1NE I LMCDONALO 15(3) 1 15(3) 1 254(27)27Wallsend 02.11.66 2 0 2 0 58(2) 7M I K E MlLL lGAN 36 3 199(1) 20 16(1) 1Manchester 20.02.67 5 2 4011) 4 5(1) 1PAUL MOULDEN O(2) 1 16118) 4 96(16) 31Bolton 06.09.67 0 0 2(11 1 15(6) 9I A N OLNEY 0 0 ' 0 0 62(26)16Luton 17.12.69 0 0 0 0 22(3) 5ROGERPALMER 14(9) 3 41324) 141 22(9) 9Manchester 30.11.59 3(1) 2 58(8) 16 7(3) 2NE l LPO lNTON 0 0 0 0 328(7) 9Warslip Vale 28.116 4 0 0 0 0 66(7) 1STEVEREDMOND 0 0 0 0 231(4) 7Liverpool02.11.62 0 0 0 0 45 0ANDY RlTCHlE 7(7) 3 139(11) 65 235(23) 76Manchester 28.11.60 2 4 24 20 40(5) 7GRAEMESHARP 42 12 42 12 243(19) 128Dumbarton 16.10.60 7 3 7 3 124(5) 48NE IL TOLSON 0 0 0 0 lO(4) 2Birmingham 25.10.73 0 0 0 0 2 0KEY TO INFORMAT ION IN LATICS ROLL CALL1st line = League Games. 2nd line = Cup GamesCup career figures include FA Cup and Football League knock-our-competitions Other career figures include Srotish League and ICup appearancesand games while on loan from Latics.(GunnarHalle includes Norwegian Cup and League games).

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with Tony ~ u g b y JOllVlNG INDIAN CLUB EAST BENGAN ii Edmonda has had onwemtful tirne since beingreleased by lalies fourpar s age.T h iggest advent~re as joiningLndian club East Bengal for a threem'mths p l l .And with the Calcutta-basedsidecommanding crowds of up to 80,0100twas an experience of a I~fetime.Neil, still only 23, said: "It wasfantastic to play in front of such hughcrowds each week, and one which isunlikely to happn o me again."The Indians love their football andplay the game the whole p e r round.And with admission only about lopthe crowds turn out in their droves."The passage to India came aboutthrough a contactwho telephonedNeil with the unusual offer.He said "I had come back f r m asummer in Sweden and had trialswith Preston which came to nothingbecause of illness and injury.b a

but after a month Iwas off to India."Neil departedafter East Bengal hadclinched the Indiantitle and therebyqualified for the Asian Cup (theequivalent of ow European Cup).This embled k i l o travel as theyovercame the kngladeshchampionsAbhani to set up a two-legged tieagainst Japanese title winnersNissan.Neil explained: "They were a classteam and beat us home and away, butitwas still nice to spend a week inJapan."As the regular season has finishedNeil spent his stay playing in regionalcup competitions.They won one inDelhi and also competed in ones inBombay and Calcutta.Neil found the humidity stifling earlvon as that coincidedwith the end 01the monso~ons. ut, for the most partthe elimate was not too overpowering.Since returning home Neil spent theremainderof last season playing forSt~lllhridge-'+ic who won the HFSLo .eag le.

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Hewill play for them in theVauxhall Conference this seasccombining with his work as a csalesmanwith a Middleton firm.But Neil still has not given up ofa return to League football as , A d :"Iam still only 23 and would jump at ,the chanlce of becoming a full-time p oagain. Hopefully the Conferencewillprov~dehe shop window for me."Accrington-bornNeil was on Arsenal'sbooks as a schoolboy. But when theydecidednlot to offer him anapprenticeshiphe receivedatelephone call from Latics for !..:.-,nhe signed up in April 1985.k i l , a versatile defender, made hi:debut at Shrewsbury Town on May5th, 1987. It was one of only threeappearances for the club, the tworemainingcoming early the nextieason against MiddlesbroughandHuddersfield.He was named sub twice later thatseason before being hand,eda free.Neil pined Rochdalewhere he spenttw o seasons before k-:-1 rele---"once more.

s t mportantn footballFootball is much more than a game of 90 minutes. Every

day clubs throughout Britain are providing recreationaland sporting opportunities for their local communities.

Much of this has been achieved with the help of theFootball Trust. As part of its commitment to Football,Th e Trust has grantedE4M to set up the Natiotlal'Football

J ;.:;- 1 and Community Development Scheme.Bringing club and comnlunity together, Trust-backed

initiatives have provided a variety of local amenities,including:

Artificial pitches for local teamsCoaching for youngstenSupport for women's footballFacilitiesfor people with disabilities1 The Football Tnur is helping the games t all leveb-% THE FOOTBALL TRUST

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COMMUNITYPROGRAMMESince the end of last seasonthe Community Promotionhere at Boundary Park havebeen busy with varioussummer activities includingday trips for Senior Citizens.Places visited includeKnowsley Safari Park, AlbertDocks and the Yorkshire Dales.The summer soccer schools forboys and girls have continuedthroughout th e summer, tw oone week courses have alreadyfinished and tw o furthercourses are planned at OurLady's School (24-28 Aug) andOldham Sports Centre(Tuesday I t September -Thursday 3rd September) bothcourses run between l o a m -and 3pm.Over one hundred and fiftyyoungsters have attended thecourses so far.The birthday parties foryoungsters have continuedduring the summer andbookings for these can bemade by contacting me on the

- - C o m ~ u n i y ~ u K b e r .The Saturday Club wil l again betaking place throughout th eseason but with the need to ,use a school sports hall the .first date will be shortly afterthe schools re-open.If you require any further

"' nformation please do nothesitate to contact m e on 061678 8464 - John Platt.Finally I'd lcke to wish theLatics team all the best fo r thenew season.NEW B DK INSTORE.'First Division Days' thelatest offering from the penof Latics stalwart StewartBeckett should be now bein stock in the Latique shop.'First Division Days' has beenpublished to commemorateOldham Athletic A.F.C. asfounder members of the F.A.

Premier League and coversevery game played by Laticsin the First Division in1991/92 and a selection of thebest games from previous FirstDivision campaigns going wayback to 1910.

"I OWE IT ALLTO LATICS"News reached usthis weekof the success story offormer Latics junior NickiPapavasiiou.

The book which also containsover 100 photographs isattractively priced at only 7.95and can be obtained in th eLatique Sport & Leisurewearshop, or by mail order fromLatique Sport & Leisurewear,- f 3 w n d a m 3 1 m a m O C T p2PA. Please enclose an extra2 to cover post & packing.HIGHBURYWARNINGArsenal have issued awarning to fans travellingby car to Highbury nextWednesday.As you are probably aware,Arsenal stadium is situated in aresidential area. There is nowa residents parking scheme isin operation in the roadssurrounding Highbury and onlythose with residents permitsare allowed to park in th edesignated areas.Any cars parked illegallywillbe towed away.NATIONAL CRIMINALINTELLIGENCESERVICEHOTLINEFREEPHONE 0800515495

You may remember the youngGreekICypriot rom his days in Iour youth team. INicki is now an establishedregular wi th his club Limasoland a full lnternatiorial fo r hiscountry Cyprus.'Player of the year' was Nicki'sclaim to fame last term and heis looking forward to meetingBilly Urmson on his trip tothese shores to play againstWales fo r Cyprus in the WorldCup qualifier this season." I owe all my success to thesuperb coaching I received atOldham Athletic and I long tomeet my many old friends"said Nicki.Athletic had to release Nickidue to the then stringent rulescovering overseas players bu tNicki is still only 24 and now heis a full International ... who+me-------

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The game at Maine Roadnext Saturday is an all ticketTicket holders are now onsale at the main ticket officeuntil 24th August.Memberswill be able topurchasetickets from Tuesday25th August.Remember that all the ticketnews for both home and awaygames is available 24 hours aday on 0898 12 15 82.Whilst on the subject of theCity game fans wishing totravel on the supporterscoaches should book in plentyof time at the Latique shop.Coach details can be found onpage 33 of this programme.DEBUTIt was a day for debuts lastSaturday at Stamford Bridgeas f 00,000 defender SteveRedmond made hiscompetitive debut for Latics.Having said that, all the teamwere making their PremierLeague debuts.

ST. MARGARETS LWIN MACDONALDSQUIZ !Oldham AthleticFootball InTheCommunityProgramme inassociation withMacDonalds, thefast food chain, rara quiz competitionthroughout thearea for local i-schools, thewinners appeard inthe final atManchester City'sSocial Club and thcOldham areaswinners were StMargarets SchoolOldham. IThe children whotook Dart arepictu;ed receivingtheir trophies fromthe MacDonaldsOldham restaurantmanager at theKing Street branch.

~ u tet's not forget a youngman who last season was INTO THE 2lST CENTURYplaying reserve team football Latics groundsman Keith Oliver no longer dreads the winterfor a ~o ur th ivisionclub and months thanks to localfirm Bowman Productsfrom Royton.found himself on thesubstitutes bench last week.18year old Neil Tolson signedfrom Walsall for f 50.000 wasincluded in the action for thelast 20 minutes at Chelsea abig change from what he hasbeen used to.Another Latics debut wasmade on Wednesday nightagainst Crystal Palace, as600.000 full back Neil Pointonwas clear of the suspensioncarried over from last season.JIM'SPROGRAMMESHOPJim's Programme shop hasnow moved to a brand newbuilding ... just 10yards upfrom the Latique shop.Jim may have moved but hestill has in stock the best value,quality programmesold and

r. new, from all around the world... pay the shop a visit, you:i could be in for a surprise.

Keith (picturedbelow) has taken delivery of the very latest in hightech pitch marking machines, courtesy of Jan Korab ManagingDirector of Bowman Products (also n picture).The machine, which is battery operated, electricallysprays thepaint onto the pitch in stark contrast to the 'old days', when manualr machines simply poured1 he ~a in tnto a roller.

Another plus is that thepaint is already mixedandBowman Products havedonated 1,000 litres ofthe white magical fluidinto the bargain.Keith Oliver, Latics~roundsman.was 'deadhuffed' on receivingtheequipment ... "This willsave me hours oflaborious work", he said.The components are allmade locally atBowman's Royton basedworks on Moss LaneIndustrial Estate, so goodluck to Bowmans withtheir new venture andthank you for yoursponsorship!

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m NEWS DESK The new refreshment facilities RochdaleRoad End Stand -in the stand are much bigger Seats available Price f 10 NonSUSPENSION than previously witnessed Members f9.50 for Members araround the ground and with itOVER f6 or Juniors and Senior Citizencomes a new range of snacksRecent signing, Ian Olney. and drinks.histhree match Another new feature in thesuspensiontoday and is ' stadium will be the number of 'intherefore available for house stewards' - if you have aselection for the Arsenal problem or know of one withingame nextWednesday. the stadium, just inform asteward -they will only be tooThe f700,OOO striker has been pleased to help.restricted to pre-season gamesso far and he has figured in bothfirst and reserve team gamesduring the pre-season build up.Ian will be looking to break intothe team as soon as possible andto forge a successful partnershipwith Graeme Sharp.UP AND RUNNINGThe new cantilever stand is upand running and I'm sure thoseof you who sat in the stand lastWednesdayshould have beenvery impressed.The contractors were still around'last night putting the finishingtouches of here and there bu t toall intents and purposes theconstruction is now complete.

OLDHAMATHLETICv LEEDS UNITEDTUESDAY 1ST SEPT,1992u-N ALL-TICKET MATCHHome supporters only can obtaintickets for this match in thefollowing sections.SEATSGeorge Hill Stand Blue Block -Price f 2 (No Concessions)Grey Block - Price f 11 (NoConcessions)White Block - Price f11 (NOConcessions)Seton (ChaddertonRoad Stand)Price f9.50 (ConcessionsfJuniors and Senior Citizens)N.6. HESESEATSARE FORMEMBERS ONLY

STANDINGMembers can purchase ticketsfor the paddock areasPrice 7 Adults and 4 . 5 0 ~Juniors\Senior Citizens.The only standing accomrodaticiavailable to Non-members- is inthe Lookers Paddock (RochdaleRoad End) Price f . 5 0 ~Tickets can be obtained asfollows from the ticket office.Monday 24th Aug,Thursday 27th 9.30am - 5pmFriday 28th August,-9.30am - 7pmSaturday 29th August, -9.30am - 12 noonMonday 31st August, -9.30am - 5pmMembers must produce theirmembership book and surrenderVoucher No 3 and the correctmoney.Non Members must producesome identification showing thatthey live locally.

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OLNEY STRIKESTWICE TO SINK Adams when he volleyed home aftergood work down theright. Mossley did well to get back on even terms midwayTHE LILY\---- through the half when Waring equalised for the Lilywhites, but'E just before the interval Latics muck Mnceto end all hopes of aMOSSLEY 2 ATHLETIC RES 4 Mossley revival.

I n Olney struck t w o letha l goals to end any The first was a terrific Ian Olney header from the edge of thesix yard area, and John Eyre headed n at the back post to puthopes tha t Mossley h ad of getting a result Latics firmly in control.against Latics Reserves a t Seel Park.A good crowd of over 500were in attendance for this last The second period saw a goal for both sides. Olney grabbingfriemlty fixture before the Pontins League season starts in his second when he out stripped he Mossley defence to firehome from the edge of the area, a goal which virtually sealedearnest. the game but to their credit Mossley never gave up andAthletic were always in control and took the lead through Neil grabbed a late consolation goal.- TEAM: GRAY, MAKIN, MILLER, HOLDEN, POINTON, CONWAY,I PONTIN'S CENTRAL LEAGUE WILSON, McDONALD, ADAMS, OLNEY, EYRE SUBS: PRICE,DlVlSiON TWO HALL, GRAHAM. GOALSCORERS: OLNEY (21, ADAMS, EYRE20th27th2nd9th16th22nd

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.INTERNATIONALS ALLPictured hereare LaticsY.T.S.~a"uo~~~;~ifieasm,John Frost, CarlSerrant andAndrew Woodsreceiving theirEngland capscovering the 35games in which the four p layers have represented th ei ~country over the past tw o years.All four youngsters have graduated from theprestigious F.A. National School at Lilleshall and areno w experiencing life under youth coach Bill Urrnsonhere at Boundary Park, goo d luck lads (you'll need it!) .

WARRINGTON YOUTH 1 ATHLETIC YOUTH 4Warrington Youth Team were no match for Latics Youthin this friendly encounter even though the W arringtonoutfit took an early lead.Athletic were level by half time and then took completecontrol with Latics goals coming from John Eyre (21,Matthew Booth and Steve Knaprnan.The Youth Team look in fine form and all augers we ll forthe coming season.The new cantilever stand is up and running and I'm sureany of you who sat in the stand last Wednesday cannotfail but to be impressed.

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LEEDS UNITEDCantona started off thisds season in splendid styleUnited are our next with a hat-trick in Leeds' played together , : I

visitors to Boundary 4-3F.A.Charity ShieldPark.Howard Wilkinson over Liverpool atI brings his team here on - and Wilkinson wil l be skipper Gordon StrachanTuesday, 1st September, hoping he can come up (who is unable to get intowhen a full house is with the goods in the the side at th e minute),Premier League, and so . .expected. 'play anywhere' Gary -A,.-,help out his co-forwards, Speed, th e versatile SteveLee Chapman and Rod Hodge, 'Mr. Industrious'Wallace. David Batty and that

Leeds are again strongly inspirational Scotsmanfancied to be there or Gary McAllister.

when this Chapman to p scored wi thi 1992-93 season ends a total of 20 goals innext May, and they League and Cupcertainly have the competit ions; WallaceI players to see them weighed wi th 14 andthrough. Speed 10.Goalkeeper John Lukic had Checking lasta fine campaign last term, results, Leeds wereas did full-backs Tony Iunbeaten at Elland Road,Uniteds manager - Dorigo and JohnHoward Wilkinson and they lost only fournews om'^ w ho replaced away games - at CrystalDuring th e summer that experienced Palace, Manchester City,Wilkinson has added to his campaigner Me1 Sterland 0 . p . ~ .nd of course herestrong squad by securing early in th e N ew Year. at Boundary park, whereth e services of tw o

1he Latics w o n 2-0.midfielders, the Arsenaland England player David Leeds, therefore, wi l l beRocastle.for f m and aiming to gain revenge fo rScott Sellars from that defeat andBlackburn Rovers fo r consequently it should be650,000, ellars, in fact, a cracking contest in a 10j started his professional days t ime -career at Elland Road in1 1983 before moving toEwood Park fo r justf20,000hree years later. BE HERE TOENJOY IT

Also signed permanantlyafter a lengthy butexceedingly good spell onloan, is the dynamic Rod Wallace - UnitedsFrench international, Eric signing from SouthamptonCantona from F.C. Nimes. at a cost of 1.6m.

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1 ACTS & FIGURES IPREMIER LEAGUE SEASON 1992-93Norwich CityCoventry CityEvertonQPRSheff We dBackburn R.Leeds Utdlpswich T.M'broughSheff UtdLiverpoolNottm ForestCrystal PalaceAs ton VillaOldhamChelseaMan C itySouthamptonTottenham HWimbledonArsenalMan Utd

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2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 1 1 1 2 13 1 4tiallworth Redrnond Barlow Henry ( I ) Jobs011 Marshall Halle Darnerl harp All~ ll~g an Bernard Fle~n ing Keeley TolsonHallworth Redmond Barlow Henry Jobson Marshall Halle Palmer Sharp(1) M ~ l l ~ g a n Bernard Flem~ ng Keeley Tolson

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INSIGHT ."I PRACTICE MYNck Henry gets teasedabout his Latics SHOOTING IN TRAINING,goalscoring record, BUT NO MORE THANeven though last season hefinished joint third leadingmarksman. , ; - -. , . . ':- - - L .I t is true th e hari&o;kihg 'midfield player struggled tofind th e ne t early in his playingdays at Boundary Park.But since breaking his duck,wi th that memorable screamerin the Littlewoods Cup victoryover Arsenal nearly three yearsago, Nick's goalscoring recordhas improved dramatically.And it is for spectacular long-range efforts which Nick, stillonly 23, has becomerenowned.Nick has continued th e trendthis season wi th tw oremarkable strikes alreadywhich were nearer th e half-way line than edge of thepenalty area.I t is hard to believe that in theWembley season Nick's goalagainst.Arsenal was the solesuccess in 58 league and cupgames.The ratio improved to fourgoals in 49 appearances in th eSecond Division championshipwinning side while last seasonthere was another best-everratio of seven in 48 firstdivision games.This season has got off to aperfect start for Nick, w homade his first-team debut inSeptember 1987 and w ho nextmonth ought to complete 150League appearances for Latics.In Saturday's FA PremierLeague opener at Chelsea Nickhad the distinction of scoringfrom the centre circle aftergoalkeeper Dave Beasantmiscued a clearance.It was a replica of th e goal hescored in th e pre-seasonfriendly at Tranmere andproved to his team-mates itwas not th e fluke they inferredit was.

OTHER LADS DO."Nick, however, says the t w ospecials we re quite differentas he exp lained: "The one atTranmere was more of a volleywh ile on Saturday I had moretime to place the shot."W hen I saw Dave Beasantcome out I hoped he wou ldmiskick the ball and he did. M ymain objective was to get theshot on target because I knewhe could no t get back."Nick added: " I don't m ind howI score, whether it be from fiveor 45 yards as long as they goin - bu t I wouldn't mind a fe wmore tap-ins."The lads still take the m ickeyabout my scoring, but m yrecord is not that bad now .And the m ore I score the morecon fident I feel in front o f goal."I practice my shooting intraining, but no more thanother lads do ."Nick has not set himse lf anygoals for the season as hewen t on: "I don't want to putmyse lf under any pressure bysetting targets. I just want togo out and play, and hopefullyscore."It w as certainly nice to get agoal on the opening day of theseason to go w ith the tw o inpre-season wh ich do notcount."The n ew rule preventinggoalkeepers handling backpasses has helped m e. I thinkit will result in a lot mo re goalsbeing scored as a result ofmistakes."Nick is looking forward t o the

is therefore a vote ofconfidence in this department.Nick added: "That is up to th egaffer, but I think Mike andmyself play well together andw e have a good balance in th ecentre of midfield."W e are a lo t tighter at th eback with the extra man. SteveRedmond and Neil Pointon areplayers of considerable FirstDivision experience and theyare bound to make th edefence stronger."And up front Ian Olney is alsoa proven First Divisiongoalscorer."Nick believes Latics will dobetter than last season havingbenefitted from the yearalready spent in the to p flight.He said: " I enjoyed lastseason, and it was a lot betterthan playing in the SecondDivision. The pace was a lotfaster and you get punishedmore for m istakes w e found."You are always learning infootball and last year stood usin good stead."Hopefully w e w ill do evenbetter than last year and itwo uld be nice to have adecent cup run as well."I personally think w e have thestrongest squad since I havebeen here and we s till have IanOlney and Andy Ritchie tofigure in first-team plans."And as for the destiny of thechampionship, Nick said: "Ifancy M anchester Un ited afterthey came so close last year.ne w cam paign after last "I w ould like Liverpool (theseason m issing only one of team he supported as a boy) toLatics' 49 league and cup win, but don't think it will beappearances. their year. United seem toMid field is the only area le ft have the best equipped squaduntouched by manager Joe and I think they could finally doRoyle's transfer dealings, and it.-"-c- -. - .. . 'b-&T. ,-,-Jg ;-::.:*:-* A * . * +

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