Anyone ever been to Oldham on the train

How easy is it to get there and is it an easy walk from manchester picidilly to manchester victoria

 

Pith easy. You can even get the tram I believe.

 

Its about 3/4 of a mile from Piccadilly to Victoria.

You can get a free bus if you like.</p>

Or the Metro to Bury passes through Vic</p>

 

Went on the 'Spesh'

...in the early eighties and got deposited at a small station called Oldham Werneth (bit like Wombwell!). Don't know if its still open.

 

Yep , just confirmed Werneth is the nearest station.

Apparently its in the &quot;asian&quot; side of town , so maybe the &quot;five-0&quot; might fancy going along.</p>

 

Five-0 are to$$ers: FACT

 

RE: Five-0 are to$$ers: FACT

interesting how they got one over once on soul crew....

http://www.sportnetwork.net/main/s76/st19863.htm?fromrss=1

 

RE: Five-0 are to$$ers: FACT

I know some of the guys who went down to Cardiff that day.Two of them live within 100 yards of me. One of them isn't even a Barnsley fan. He use to go to Bramal Lane. He got a 3 year ban.
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The Police video has also done the rounds. I was shown it via the local Nazi/BNP supporter. I know half a dozen on the lads who were on it and to be honest they are all mouth and no action. A right bunch of Mummys boys.</p>

 

RE: Yep , just confirmed Werneth is the nearest station.

Why assume everyone assositated with football related violence is a staunch member of the BNP and /or racist?

 

I don't , but as "Five-O" are the only confirmed barnsley racists I know.

I thought they might fancy causing a bit of bother like they did in Cardiff.

 

RE: I don't , but as "Five-O" are the only confirmed barnsley racists I know.

Who confirmed they are racist?

 

I saw them in "action" at Cardiff,

racist chanting.</p>

You can deny it all you like , but I can only go on what I saw and heard.</p>

 

RE: I saw them in "action" at Cardiff,

about the welsh or asians?

 

Both

 

RE: Both

From what your telling me, at that game there were only five-o in the away end including women and kids from the club coaches?

 

There were the regular fans ,

Then there were a number of &quot;people&quot; dressed for trouble , scarves leaving just eyes visible and such like. I even heard them talk as to how dull the trip had been until they got a fight started in the Walkabout bar in Cardiff.</p>

They then proceeded to give us the full rendition of &quot;Paki&quot; songs with respect to Sam Hamman , and various &quot;No surrender&quot; songs. Then towards the end they put a rush on the Police in order to start a fight.</p>

 

D/T

I didn't make any assumptions about the involvement of BNP members in Cardiff that day. The guy I spoke about is well know in the area where I live and is an active BNP member. He also put a brick through a supporters coach window not so long ago.I understand he has a banning order now. None of the other guys I know who were on the Police video are BNP supporters.
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RE: There were the regular fans ,

Hmmm.
Still think your sterotyping. As for Sam Hamman. The less said the better.

 

I think Sam Hamman is a fool and liked to whip

up anti-Englishness when it suited him.</p>

However you appear to be revelling in the actions of the &quot;Five-O&quot;.</p>

 

RE: I think Sam Hamman is a fool and liked to whip

I know a few people who could be classed as 'five-o'. a couple are extremely good mates of mine. And they arnt racist, far from it.
You just seem to like taring everyone with the same brush.