Oldham Athletic

Founded: 1895 (130 years ago)

Stadium: Boundary Park (Capacity: 13,512) • Oldham, England

Nickname: Latics

League: National League

League History
Season Division Pos P W D L GF GA GD Pts
2023-24 National League 10th 46 15 18 13 63 60 +3 63
2022-23 National League 12th 46 16 13 17 63 64 -1 61
2021-22 League Two 23rd 46 9 11 26 46 75 -29 38
2020-21 League Two 18th 46 15 9 22 72 81 -9 54
2019-20 League Two 19th 37 9 14 14 44 57 -13 41
2018-19 League Two 14th 46 16 14 16 67 60 +7 62
2017-18 League One 21st 46 11 17 18 58 75 -17 50
2016-17 League One 17th 46 12 17 17 31 44 -13 53
2015-16 League One 17th 46 12 18 16 44 58 -14 54
2014-15 League One 15th 46 14 15 17 54 67 -13 57
2013-14 League One 15th 46 14 14 18 50 59 -9 56
2012-13 League One 19th 46 14 9 23 46 59 -13 51

Top Goalscorers
Country Player Season Appearances Goals GpG
England James Norwood 2023-24 44 18 0.41
Cameroon Mike Fondop 2022-23 40 13 0.33
England Davis Keillor-Dunn 2021-22 56 17 0.30
England Conor McAleny 2020-21 46 21 0.46
England Jonny Smith 2019-20 32 11 0.34
England Callum Lang 2018-19 50 16 0.32
Republic of Ireland Eoin Doyle 2017-18 34 16 0.47
Scotland Lee Erwin 2016-17 40 10 0.25
England Danny Philliskirk 2015-16 28 7 0.25
Barbados Jonathan Forte 2014-15 37 15 0.41
England Danny Philliskirk 2013-14 47 12 0.26
England Jose Baxter 2012-13 45 15 0.33

All-time Appearances
Country Player Years Appearances Goals
1. England Ian Wood 1966-80 586 27
2. England Roger Palmer 1980-94 536 157
3. Northern Ireland Ronnie Blair 1967-69, 1972-81 421 26
4. Scotland David Wilson 1907-21 397 21
5. England Howard Matthews 1908-26 367 0

All-time Goalscorers
Country Player Years Appearances Goals GpG
1. England Roger Palmer 1980-94 536 157 0.29
2. England Eric Gemmell 1947-54 216 120 0.56
3. England Andy Ritchie 1987-95, 1997-01 281 107 0.38
4. England Bert Lister 1960-64 154 96 0.62
5. England David Shaw 1969-73, 1975-77 229 95 0.41

Trivia
Oldham were founding members of the Premier League.

Oldham were relegated from League Two at the end of the 2021-22 season, and became the first former Premier League club to play non-League football.

Former Manchester United midfielder Paul Scholes was briefly manager of the club from February 2019 to March 2019.

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