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Oldham Athletic vs FC Halifax Town: Latics boss Micky Mellon stays calm ahead of big night

Familiarity won’t breed complacency for manager Micky Mellon as he prepares to launch Oldham Athletic’s play-off campaign and pursuit of a return to the EFL after three seasons.
Oldham Athletic

By Tony Bugby
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Oldham Athletic v FC Halifax Town 

Wednesday, May 14. Kick-off 7.45pm

Familiarity won’t breed complacency for manager Micky Mellon as he prepares to launch Oldham Athletic’s play-off campaign and pursuit of a return to the EFL after three seasons.
Latics host Roses rivals FC Halifax Town, who will be paying their third visit of the season to a sell-out Boundary Park for the eliminator – the visitors have sold all 2,000 of their allocation.
Mellon is paying little heed to Latics being unbeaten in their previous t...

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