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Today's
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14th July 2000
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Teamtalk
Oldham
Physio
quits!
The Latics
are looking for a new physio in the wake of Alex Moreno quitting Boundary
Park to join Huddersfield Town. The popular Moreno, 31, lives in Denby
Dale, only six miles from the Terriers training ground. He joined Oldham
five years ago, moving from Preston North End, where he had been first
team physio. A chartered physiotherapist with a degree from the University
of Teeside, Moreno worked part-time in rugby league at Bradford and Leeds
while practising at St.James University hospital in Leeds. He left the
NHS to take up the post with Preston.Moreno said: "I am sorry to be leaving
Oldham because it is one big super family, but this opportunity is too
good a career move to miss." "I have a young family, with another baby
due this month, and the move to Huddersfield will mean a lot less travelling."
He added: "I
shall miss everyone at Oldham, the support I have had from the chairman
and manager, the staff and players, has been memorable."
Andy Ritchie
is full of praise for Moreno's effort, reflecting: "He has been great for
the club and I have enjoyed working with him as a player and, latterly,
as a manager."
Duo
limp out
Teenagers
Danny Boshell and Ryan Sugden have both limped out of training with injuries.
Midfielder Boshell, who forced his way into the senior side last season,
has a hip problem while Sugden has twisted an ankle. Neither injury is
thought to be serious and both players are expected to resume training
next week.
Latics
disciplinary hope
The Latics
are hoping to build on their new disciplinary image when the new season
gets under way. The Latics boasted one of the best in the second division
in the last campaign, and it must have contributed heavily to the club's
on-field revival. Only two players were sent off in 51 games, Mark Hotte
seeing red for a foul in the FA Cup at Preston and Matthew Tipton was dismissed
for violent conduct at Millwall. Additionally the Latics only picked up
a respectable 55 yellow cards.
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