Sounds a bit like Pitman

This would make the most sense!

My Oldham supporting colleague described him as fat and lazy but knew where the goal was!

He was nowhere near Grants level, but was decent enough. Had a bit of skill about him, and the right amount of shithouse. Weird that you'd turn down a guaranteed contract to go and train somewhere else, maybe it was just the right time to move on.

Think we'll fair better than Cambridge next season, as much of a shit show as we are behind the scenes.

Ofoborh was decent.

He was a decent holding midfield with the necessary physicality & ability to play a bit.

Basically what the large majority of us had been claiming we were missing since Anthony Grant was here. It took us what? 3-4 years to replace him & he wasn’t exactly a top end ranger rover footballer. He was just very, very effective in a position that compared to a lot of positions is quite niche these days.

I think it’s a shame & I think we will miss him.

Ofoborh was built perfectly for L2, a necessary bit of muscle next to the more slightly Kilkenny/Cotterill types. And people quickly forget that there was some footballing ability there when he won it back. Thought he was always solid for STFC and we'll miss him. Shame how it's gone, but not surprised he's back at top end L2. L1 would have been a bit of a leap perhaps.

Bigger issue is that we haven't replaced Ofoborh and his physicality yet.

Oldaker (deep lying playmaker, pretty footballer?), Ball (injury prone. job sharing with Ollie Clarke at RCB seems to be the chat?), Snowdon (attacking midfielder, Prem U21s punt), Nichols (has played CM under Holloway, but certainly not a ball winner), Mitchell (has looked like a younger/learning Kilkenny type when i've seen him).

I’ll be honest, I thought the hype never matched up to the game. As harsh as this might sound, take the back story away & what did he really offer? Other than a celebrated goal or two.

Only album my Dad ever bought as a kid/teenager. At one point living at home we had about three or four copies of it in the house between me, my mum and my dad.

I realy liked Ofoborh, hope he does well except against Swindon.

Agreed. I can remember sitting next to my mate Neil at school reading the lyrics from the cassette he had just brought of this album. Loved the Jam...