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B o u n d a r y P a r k M o n V s t J a n u a r y 2 0 0 L k o PM KEEP ATIGHT GRIP ON YOUR FINANCES If you don't keep agrip on your "Financial Health how can you be sure your future is secure? !Mortgages* ♦Life Cover *Income Protection* *Pensions ! !Investments ♦ISA’s !Savings *Individual Financial Review ! FREEPHONE 0800 015 4020 The Money Group Independent Financial Advisers The Money Group, Independent Financial Advisers, Ocean House, 7Memorial Road, Walkden, Manchester M28 3AQ. Tel: 0161 790 4300. Fax: 0161 790 4399. Email: [email protected] Web: www.moneygroup.co.uk AMEMBER OF IFA NETWORK LIMITED WHICH IS REGULATED BY THE PERSONAL INVESTMENT AUTHORITY, ♦THESE PRODUCTS ARE NOT REGULATED BY THE PERSONAL INVESTMENT AUTHORITY. YOUR HOME IS AT RISK IF YOU DO NOT KEEP UP REPAYMENTS ON AMORTGAGE OR OTHER LOAN SECURED ON IT. WRIHEN DETAILS AVAILABLE ON REQUEST. ... with Christopher Hamilton Oldham Rugby League Football Club (1997) Limited A P R O S P E R O U S N e w 64 Union Street Ye a r t o e v e r y b o d y a t O l d h a m 0 L 1 I D J today’s game. Telephone: 0161 628 3677 What agame to start Fax: 0161 627 5700 off the New Year with, Club Shop: 0161 627 2141 which due to the postponement of the CHAIRMAN Christopher Hamilton Chorley game, means it is DIRECTORS Christopher Hamiliton, Stewart also our first home game Hardacre, Sean Whitehead HEAD COACH of the season. Widnes Mike Ford ASSISTANT COACH h a v e m a d e a n u m b e r o f John Henderson A L L I A N C E C O A C H big name signings during Haydn Walker the close season which ACADEMY COACH Mark Knight have seen them installed as the Northern Ford ACADEMY MANAGER Pete Beswick FIRST TEAM PHYSIOTHERAPIST Premiership favourites. If both teams have won their Lisa Sharratt Christmas games then somebody’s 100% unbeaten ALLIANCE/ACADEMY PHYSIOTHERAPISTS record will have to give today. Jodie Whittle, Danni Turner CONDITIONER The players have already had two impressive wins Tony O'Brien TIMEKEEPER up in Cumbria and particularly the Workington John Barrett C L U B D O C T O R performance was very professional and ruthless. Those Dr Ian Wilkinson C L U B D E N T I S T are qualities we need to achieve each week if we want Neil Gibbison to be amongst the top teams in the competition. STATISTICS Eddie Barton, Bruce Deadman The support you have given the team so far has P R O G R A M M E E D I T O R Geoff Cooke once again been excellent and hopefully today will see B O A R D R O O M S U P E R V I S O R Lewis Laverty you once again raise the roof! C L U B H O N O U R S Today is also the first time that the team will have AJLaw Cup Winners 1998, 1999/2000 played in the ‘new’ J. W. Lees kit and we hope to start it Trans Pennine Cup Finalist 1998 H A L L O F F A M E M E M B E R S off on awinning note. (SPONSORED BY J. W. LeES, BhEWERS) Joe Ferguson 1899-23, Our thanks go to J. W. Lees, Claims Network and Alan Davies 1950-62, Bernard Ganley ProSport for backing the club and we hope to repay their 1950-61, John Etty 1954-59, Derek Turner 1955-59, Bob Irving 1964-74, faith in us by providing 100% commitment both on and Martin Murphy 1966-82, Andy Goodway 1979-85 &1993-94 off the field. Enjoy the game and get behind the team. FRONT COVER Best wishes, Action from the recent win C h r i s H a m i l t o n at Workington The views expressed in this matchday magazine do not necessarily reflect those of the management and staff of Oldham RLFC (1997) Ltd. We Would Like To Thank The Oldham Evening Chronicle For The Use Of Photography 3 PERSONAL TYRES D E R E K A N T H O N Y L T D . General Sheetmetal Workers. & EXHAUSTS & Structural Steel Fabricators Units 4/5 ■Whiteswan Industrial Estate Derker Street !O l d h a m O L l 3 L Y GARAGE SERVICES Tel. 0161 627 4200 ■Fax. 0161 627 3616 Puncture Repairs ■Wheel Balancing Wish ORLFC every success for 2001 Tracking ■Shockers ■Servicing Clutches ■Brakes ■Welding IVI.O.T. Repairs ■Exhausts Speedy Hire Centres (Northern) Ltd. O l d h a m D e p o t Tel 0161 626 8111 For all your Plant &Tool Hire Needs Beever Street !O l d h a m 0 L 1 3 T D Good Fortunes to the Roughyeds Tel: 0161 624 2826 &0161 628 9949 throughout the 2001 Season Fax: 0161 628 9949 wm PACKAGING LIMITED MANUFACTURERS OF SPECIALISED CORRUGATED PRODUCTS Packaging Solutions for British Industry Greengate St. Oldham OL4 1DF TEL: 0161-284 900 FAX: 0161-627 5049 4 ... with Mike Ford DEPENDING on the results over Christmas both ourselves and Widnes could be coming into today’s game unbeaten. Our visitors have made some high profile signings and are, rightly, favourites to win the competition. Hopefully we will take the field with ^W4 afull strength squad before abig and noisy crowd for what promises to be aterrific tussle. To date we feel our performances have been very professional and we ground out areally good result at Workington. Considering the signings Town have made, together with an excellent opening win over Rochdale we were very pleased % i to dent their aim of going all season unbeaten at % home. Agood few Cumbrians were well sick at the result Ican tell you! Our pack laid the foundations with adominating performance and newcomer Paul Norton was outstanding, displaying the work rate and toughness he had shown at Lancashire Lynx and which had drawn our attention to him. At this stage of the season nothing much has taken shape, but it is pleasing to see Swinton and Sheffield getting some results to put themselves up with the favourites. It serves as awarning to us not to underestimate anyone and not to let our guard slip. Obviously we are disappointed to lose Shayne McMenemy to Halifax Blue Sox, but it was always possible aSuper League club would come in for him and he leaves with our blessing and our thanks for his contribution to the Oldham cause, which has been magnificent. Meanwhile we are pleased to welcome out latest signing Danny Arnold. Ihope you have enjoyed aMerry Christmas and wish you all avery Happy New Year. Mike ScddlooO:PVCu Windows, Doors \^76aod]gp"^^ &Conservalories MUfuied Sunset Windows Limited, Waddington Street, Oldham OL9 6QH Tel. 0161 624 5962 !Fax 0161 627 5094 5 DRONSFIELDS RYDER(S? MERCEDES DUTTON E S T A T E A G E N T S WALLHILL MILL, WALLHILL ROAD, VALUERS AND SURVEYERS DOBCROSS OLDHAM 0L3 SRB Wherever you see TELEPHONE: 01457-871717 this sign you can be assured FAX: 01457-871940 of an efficient and professional approach New &Used Mercedes to any property matter 7/15 Union Street, Vehicles &Spares Oldham, OL 1HA Tel. 0161 652 1234 Also at Chadderton, Middleton, Shaw, Uppermlll, Heywood, $ Glossop, Mossley & Ashton-u-Lyne oL ji- T LEVER’S s FISH &CHIP RESTAURANT Lansdowne Trading S e r v i c e s L t d * Best Wishes TO F l a t s !C u r t a i n s i d e r s a n d O l d h a m R L F C Extenders To ALL PARTS OF UK AND U n i t s 2 & 3 ■ Market Hall Europe Oldham Mon-Sat 10.30-5.30 4Lansdowne Road ■Chadderton ■Oldhani, 0L9 9EF 0161 633 0074 Tel. 0161 626 1141 ■Fax 0161 628 7078 Mobile 07974 127082 I'.licitJlijI' uUlcii ,.. from the pen of Michael Turner Drawn games in Rugby League have always major final against each other but Widnes are been arare occurrence and increasingly so amongst that notorious band of villains who since the try was re-valued from three to four have ended Oldham’s Challenge Cup points in 1983. However, in 1985 the Wembley ambition at the last hurdle. This was Roughyeds and the “Chernies” (the invasion of the first time the Roughyeds reached the last the Vikings still being some years off) four during the Wembley era. The year was combined to produce two drawn matches 1934 and, although Widnes were afew places within the space of two months. Furthermore higher in the league table, Oldham had the score on both occasions was exactly the knocked the Chernies out of the Lancashire same, ten points each! Cup in the first round on their way to eventually The first match was on October 27th when winning the trophy against St Helens Rees at three Mick Parrish goals and atry from Gary Swinton. Station Road was again the venue Warnecke earned Oldham apoint at Naughton for the Challenge Cup semi final and the Park in front of acrowd of 5,046 spectators. anticipated close game came to pass with The return match was at Watersheddings on Widnes progressing to the twin towers by Boxing Day. The Australian Warnecke was seven points to four, there to beat Hunslet in again atry scorer for Oldham but this time the the final.
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