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Old pals act inspires Nors

James Norwood joked that reuniting with former Tranmere Rovers bosses Micky Mellon and Gary Brabin is like playing for his Dads again – and the Oldham Athletic striker says being one happy family can fire their promotion charge.

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
26 November 2023

Old pals

Goal ace at home with duo
By Matt Badcock

SHARP SHOOTER: Goal-getter James Norwood is in double figures for Oldham Athletic this season
PICTURE: MI News & Sport

JAMES NORWOOD joked that reuniting with former Tranmere Rovers bosses Micky Mellon and Gary Brabin is like playing for his Dads again – and the Oldham Athletic striker says being one happy family can fire their promotion charge.
The 33-year-old showed his class at Barnet on Tuesday night, scoring twice and assisting two more in their 4-1 win over the second-placed Bees.
It took the former England C captain into double figur...

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