NOR'S THE MERRIER FOR LATICS
The Non-League Football Paper|November 17, 2024
SLICK Oldham Athletic cantered to a resounding victory over Tamworth - but boss Micky Mellon and his management are still demanding more!
NOR'S THE MERRIER FOR LATICS

A perfect first-half hattrick from striker James Norwood got the Boundary Park crowd rocking before a sumptuous finish from substitute Josh Kay added the gloss to the Latics' biggest win for over a year.

"We're delighted with the performance and the result," assistant boss Gary Brabin told The NLP with his side bearing down the National League leaders in fourth.

"There are little things we want to be better at, but we created chances and

goals.

We're always wanting more, especially getting after three in the first half, but worked we hard and got a positive result."

This story is from the November 17, 2024 edition of The Non-League Football Paper.

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