no_loyalty
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Does anybody know how many fans the Oldham away end holds?, as if we need to win there for automatic promotion or to clinch a play off place, the demand will be huge
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Jackoskyblue
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1,600 judging by the away fans guide website
Brylowes
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Reckon they would allocate more if it was a big deal for us,it would be a bit daft
of them to turn the money away.Police shouldn't have a problem as we are a
well behaved bunch
fernandopartridge
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I think they've moved the away end to the Chadderton End of the ground now, which is a smaller stand. They struggle to get over 4k home gates, so I am sure they can find space elsewhere to put additional away fans, probably in the new side stand.
Terry Gibson's perm
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Coldest ground I have ever been to
Brylowes
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Never been,remember Stockport and Bolton's old ground being freezing.
Must be the Manchester connection.
malkitccfc
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Its literally freezing at Oldham. Glad it's the last game and not in December
Broken Hearted Sky Blue
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Burnden Park one Christmas proved that absolute zero needs reevaluating
robbiethemole
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and bloody Burnley friggin frozen up there last time
perhaps we're all southern softies??
perhaps we're all southern softies??
Broken Hearted Sky Blue
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I nearly put a jumper on
Otis
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Wimp. Didn't all your tattoos give you extra protection?
Terry Gibson's perm
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last time I watched us at Burnley I just turned up the heating in the executive box I was in as it was too cold to go outside
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Broken Hearted Sky Blue
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the rumpo kid
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ive also heard this said by fans about the away section at the ricoh
Otis
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When I feel cold I just suck on an extra strong mint.
Brylowes
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Executive and Burnley is a contradiction in termslast time I watched us at Burnley I just turned up the heating in the executive box I was in as it was too cold to go outside
Terry Gibson's perm
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They are not bad really but I don't have much to compare against as I have only been lucky enough to go in the exec boxes at 4 grounds
Irish Sky Blue
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Coldest I have been at a game was when we won 3-0 at Wimbledon when they played at the hockey stadium in MK. So cold that even when we scored the third celebrations were really half hearted.
Broken Hearted Sky Blue
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I usually go for a cold water with ice
That's nothing.
Slush puppy or Mcdonalds milkshake and brainfreeze,then you're talking. :facepalm:
North York’s Blue
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It was fucking freezing that day, didn't stop a pitch invasion after one of the goals though!
Broken Hearted Sky Blue
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Had that a few times quite mild but once I thought I was going to die
rupert_bear
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Greater Manchester Police are sticklers when it comes to football, Whatever they allow us to have ticket wise that will be it. Looking at it it could be a crucial match for either end of the division so If we are seriously in the mix especially for the automatics it will be live on telly for certain, bouncing from game to game, but as you say I think a few thousand will go with or without tickets
Brylowes
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Yep.especialy when getting smashed 6-0
chiefdave
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Anyone remember being stood on the open terrace at Forest in torrential rain with kick being delayed more and more because the game was on TV and bloody Nelson Mandela had got released right before kick off!
Wyken Sky Blue
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Coldest I was was at Reading away in Feb 2012.
Parked a mile away and I honestly couldn't feel my fingers through Thinsulate gloves on the way to McDonalds and then to the car, horrible!
Also broke down on the way back to Cov (Stokenchurch) and all AA/RAC breadown recoveries were in action as the previous night was one of the coldest on record acording to the locals! Luckily our next door neighbour does breakdown recovery so he drove down to pick us up.
Parked a mile away and I honestly couldn't feel my fingers through Thinsulate gloves on the way to McDonalds and then to the car, horrible!
Also broke down on the way back to Cov (Stokenchurch) and all AA/RAC breadown recoveries were in action as the previous night was one of the coldest on record acording to the locals! Luckily our next door neighbour does breakdown recovery so he drove down to pick us up.
I_Saw_Shaw_Score
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Oh god yes it was freezing that day, we were in the same kind of stand as they have at Gillingham now, like it was borrowed from the Open Golf Championship!
Coldest for me though was Roker Park in Jan 1990, the 0-0 draw when Speedie and Bennett ended up in the crowd and both got sent off.
oscillatewildly
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Locals refer to it as 'Ice station zebra'.
idm1975
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Christ yeah, had to leave 20 mine before the end of that game as my lad was frozen stiff. Got to hear the gills cheers on way to train station!
oscillatewildly
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That was the coldest I have ever been at a match. Apart from the time I informed Lee Hendrie that he had a face like a monkey jerking off.
Bumberclart
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you obviously never went to Grimsby on Boxing Day a few years ago! Now that was cold.
Notts County were housed in the Rochdale Road end which WAS a split home/away stand at the time. These days, the away end is the 'Chaddy end' which seats around 3,200 so you should be fine should the last day be crucial. Most of the internet ground guides seem to copy the same (wrong) information that the stand holds only 1,600 fans.