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Latics ticking under Tommo

Steve Thompson says he wants the chance to create a legacy at Oldham Athletic – and take the Latics back into the Football League.

Latics ticking

By Jon Couch

TURNAROUND: Oldham Athletic are starting to motor under caretaker boss Steve Thompson, inset
PICTURE: MI News & Sport

STEVE THOMPSON says he wants the chance to create a legacy at Oldham Athletic – and take the Latics back into the Football League.
Caretaker chief Thompson took over the manager’s hotseat from David Unsworth earlier this month and has since changed the landscape at Boundary Park, leading his side to three successive victories before yesterday’s trip to Wealdstone.
It’s a run of form which has not only lifted the Latics to the cusp of the play-off place ...

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