No mate, I'm no radio star.



I once did an interview for Sky[cut down to around five words when broadcast and also an interview for French TV whilst we we were in Perpignan for a match, which, as I had left for Angleterre before it was shown I never even saw. So, I put myself down as a TV man..

I was the official vox pop fan in a Sky trailer for their coverage a few years back, my clip was on the telly every 2 minutes, and I was sat there waiting for the royalties to flow in, intending to use the money to buy in to the club and turn us into the northern hemisphere powerhouse. I'm still waiting. I presume the cheque's in the post

Just a quick nod to the Keeeyes / Sneeeyd rip-off with the addition on jaggling keys, that made me chuckle.



Much, much better than the poor Viking clap!

Oldham have put out a statement apologising for performance.



Right at the bottom it says new loan signing James Medeika to join up with squad in next week. Knew his time was up but didn't know players could go out on loan this late in season... Unless I've missed it somewhere else.

No idea but I'm glad as it must be frustrating kicking around tong all week knowing you're not going to play.



We've got a few contracted next season still to try and move on.

When was the last time you saw a red put a club on a team warning and actually go through with it?



There was a really angry Oldham fan near us that got a bit bitter about our financial situation at that point and a lass with him who said it was bollox.



The big lad that doesn't stop singing is good though. I spoke to him after the game he's sound.

Oldham announced before the transfer deadline that Mendeika had joined them. I think Bulls then put a small note on another article saying he had gone on loan.



Strange that he's only just linking up with them, but if he's just getting over the long term injury, he may have stayed at Odsal until his rehab was done.



Link from July 22 [url=http://www.roughyeds.co.uk/news/mendeika-signs/HERE[/url

should have stopped the game when the Oldham player was clearly in a bad way - but otherwise he had a good game overall.

The official rule is that it's at the referee's discretion. So essentially the referee can choose to totally ignore the fact he's given a team warning if he wants, or he could give a team warning 5 minutes into the game and then sin bin someone when the next penalty happens with a minute left.

Referees' discretion is probably the right way to do it, but it does leave everyone else in doubt - as far as the players are concerned maybe that is the reasoning behind it, and nebulous as it is there is, at least, some logic in that.

Wasn't it the Dewsbury home game where the ref used his descretion about 5 times before binning a player in last few minutes?