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Dan Ward says James Norwood can be Oldham’s answer to Paul Mullin and Macaulay Langstaff as the Latics set their sights on a return to the EFL.
Nors can

By Chris Dunlavy

SHARP SHOOTER: James Norwood, pictured in action for Tranmere Rovers, has joined Oldham Athletic from League One side Barnsley
PICTURE: Alamy

DAN Ward says James Norwood can be Oldham’s answer to Paul Mullin and Macaulay Langstaff as the Latics set their sights on a return to the EFL.
Wrexham’s Mullin and Notts County hitman Langstaff scored 89 times between them last season, powering both sides to promotion.
Now Oldham are aiming to follow their blueprint. Norwood, signed from League One Barnsley for an undisclosed fee on Thursday, won promotion from the National Leagu...

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