"I'm only too pleased to be back" says new Oldham boss John Sheridan

Jan 14, 2016, 03:04 PM
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New Oldham Athletic manager John Sheridan is pleased to have returned to Boundary Park, where he previously managed the Latics in 2009. The former Newport County boss said he was 'only too pleased to be back' and discussed bringing in an experienced assistant manager who had "won the first and second division". #OAFC

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