Logic

Me thinks, someone still goes for the Chronicle every night!!

As for the bigger picture, so much will depend on the outcome of tomorrow's vote and subsequent developments. The link on the Bradford forum, to a live blog of today's meeting of Championship and League 1 representatives, makes disturbing reading and emphasises that the future of our great game is very precarious - sad times indeed.

Wembley was great and a memorable occasion - a large stadium makes a spectacle out of the game, BUT there's nothing quite like being close up and a feeling of connection with all the action of the game of rugby league. We'll have that back tomorrow and I'm looking forward to it. BRING IT ON.

A win at Newcastle is certainly crucial to our play-off chances and should be another cracking game. If we win and other games results go our way, with Workington at Bradford, Hunslet at York and Doncaster up at Whitehaven, then we could be up in 3rd place by Sunday night and then, a 2 week break before Coventry at home. It will be another tough game, but I'm looking forward to it already and wishing the lads, the best of luck in bringing back the 2 points. COME ON OLDHAM!!

Really looking forward to this game. It should be a cracker, with so much at stake for both clubs. It will also be a chance for our OWN squad of players to prove that they are capable of 'achieving' what they were signed up for at the beginning of the season. The next few weeks will be tough, but when the going gets tough 'the tough get going'. A good crowd too, getting behind the lads when the pressure is on, will hopefully give us the win and set the ball rolling for the end of season 'push'. COME ON OLDHAM!!

Looking forward to the game and pleased to see the conditions better for those on the pitch today. Not a barbecue day either, so one less excuse from the fans. Come on Oldham - let's get back to winning ways. To Crusaders fans - enjoy your afternoon, apart from the result, of course!

I was hugely disappointed with our performance last night and make no excuses for our defeat against an exceptionally enthusiastic Keighley team - we lost our way and cohesion in the early stages of what was a scrappy game. However, what was evident from both the Keighley players and fans, was something that is often seen when a club has been going through a period of adversity and that was an energy, bordering on frenzy. The pre-match announcement that an investor had been found and a new club Chairman appointed, clearly buoyed everyone and quite rightly so. A wonderful night all round for Keighley but a sad one, for all from Oldham. The point I'm making is that sometimes, when a young team lacks maturity, circumstances can influence the outcome of a game and that seemed to happen last night, but a different performance next Sunday could well prove the point that we haven't become a poor team overnight, especially if we manage to get some players back after injury. As Dave says 'keep the faith'.

Yeah, should be a cracker of a game to watch - plenty of water breaks required and that's just for the fans!! Looking forward to it.

Yes, it is back on now. OCR had some general broadcasting problems for a while and these were due to technical difficulties which proved very troublesome. Certainly, nothing to do with Oldham RLFC.

Life is far too short not to enjoy living EVERY day and as far as I'm concerned, I have always taken great pleasure from following MY TEAM, Oldham RLFC. That is, wherever they have played and in all sorts of conditions. Currently, at the Vestacare Stadium, where I like being close to the action, there is great rugby on show and the commitment and spirit of the players is second to none and I can't think of anywhere I'd rather prefer to be on a Sunday afternoon. As for the future, whatever will be, will be, but I've been saying that for some years now … and still enjoying it.😁

What a cracking game and performance it was and you certainly couldn't ask for better entertainment. Both sides were hugely committed and shirked absolutely nothing, also playing at a fast pace on a hot, sunny afternoon. The difference was, we played better, played some quality stuff and had an air of confidence with great teamwork. Well done to all the lads, including the players who didn't make the 'cut' yesterday, but were there in support. Hugely enjoyable - can't wait for the next game!

Agree with those sentiments. Sunday has all the makings of a 'cracker' and one not to be missed, so really looking forward to it and hoping the lads get the support they deserve. So, get down there on Sunday and enjoy the excitement. COME ON OLDHAM!!

All the best to Chris for a successful operation and a full recovery. Following the disappointing crowd last Sunday, I suggest a significant boost to Chris's morale ahead of his surgery, would come from a good turnout of fans this Sunday, showing support for him on a personal level and how much Oldham RLFC means to us all. So, if you possibly can, get down to the Vestacare Stadium and give your support for him, Scott and all the team.

Following on from the tremendous effort against Hull K.R. at Bower Fold and a great win up in Cumbria, it will be good to see the lads back in town. Hope a good crowd turns up to give them the welcome and support they deserve and with the prospects of a lovely, warm sunny day and what should be a cracker of a game, there could be no better place to be, for anyone with an interest in the 'Yeds'. Really looking forward to it. COME ON OLDHAM!!

As always up in Cumbria, it will be a very tough game there on Sunday. As long as the players are tuned in and give the performance level they did against Hull KR, a win is certainly achievable. Looking forward to it. COME ON OLDHAM!!