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2004–05 Oldham Athletic A.F.C. season

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January 2019 January 2019 Oldham Athletic 2004–05 Simon Blitz Brian Talbot/Ronnie Moore Boundary Park Football League One 19th FA Cup Fourth round League Cup Second round Football League Trophy Area final Chris Killen (10) Chris Killen (15) _whiteborder _whitearc _whiteborder _white stripes 0000ff 0000ff 0000ff 0000ff FFFFFF _whiteshoulders _whiteshoulders 000000 000000 _whiteshoulders 000000 _whitesides 000000 000000 2003–04 2005–06 During the 2004–05 English football season, Oldham Athletic A.F.C. competed in the Football League One finishing 19th.https://www.11v11.com/teams/oldham-athletic/tab/matches/season/2005/ Oldham Athletic football club match record: 2005 11v11.com 8 February 2019https://www.skysports.com/oldham-athletic-results/2004-05 Oldham Athletic results 2004/05 skysports.com 2 May 2019 The club enjoyed success in the cups – reaching the 4th round of the FA Cup and the area final of the Football League Trophy. Season summary A poor season in the league saw the club finishing 19th, with relegation avoided after manager Brian Talbot was replaced by Ronnie Moore towards the end of the season. Talbot's side had enjoyed cup success, particularly the defeat of Man City in the FA Cup third round. The club also reached the area final of the Football League Trophy for the first time. League table OLD Results Home team's score comes first Legend WinDrawLoss Football League One DateOpponentVenueResult 7 August 2004 LutonA2–1 10 August 2004 WrexhamH2–3 14 August 2004 WalsallH5–3 21 August 2004 HullA2–0 28 August 2004 MK DonsH3–0 30 August 2004 Sheff WedsA1–1 11 September 2004 HartlepoolH3–2 14 September 2004 TranmereA2–0 18 September 2004 DoncasterA1–1 25 September 2004 ColchesterH1–1 2 October 2004 BrentfordA2–0 10 October 2004 BlackpoolH1–2 16 October 2004 SwindonA1–0 19 October 2004 Bristol CH0–0 23 October 2004 BournemouthH1–2 30 October 2004 StockportA1–2 6 November 2004 TorquayA2–0 20 November 2004 BarnsleyH3–2 27 November 2004 BradfordA1–3 7 December 2004 ChesterfieldH4–1 11 December 2004 HuddersfieldH2–1 18 December 2004 Port ValeA3–1 26 December 2004 HartlepoolA2–1 28 December 2004 PeterboroughH2–1 1 January 2005 TranmereH2–2 3 January 2005 ColchesterA0–0 15 January 2005 DoncasterH1–2 22 January 2005 PeterboroughA1–2 5 February 2005 SwindonH1–2 8 February 2005 BlackpoolA2–0 12 February 2005 BournemouthA4–0 19 February 2005 StockportH1–2 22 February 2005 Bristol CA5–1 26 February 2005 HuddersfieldA2–1 5 March 2005 Port ValeH3–0 12 March 2005 WrexhamA1–0 15 March 2005 BrentfordH0–2 19 March 2005 LutonH2–2 26 March 2005 WalsallA0–1 28 March 2005 HullH1–0 2 April 2005 MK DonsA1–1 9 April 2005 Sheff WedsH1–1 16 April 2005 BarnsleyA2–2 23 April 2005 TorquayH1–2 30 April 2005 ChesterfieldA1–0 7 July 2005 BradfordH2–1 FA Cup 2004-05 FA Cup +RoundDateOpponentVenueResultR1 14 November 2004 ThurrockA0–1R24 December 2004 Leyton OrientH4–0R3 8 January 2005 Man CityH1–0R4 30 January 2005 BoltonH0–1 League Cup 2004-05 Football League Cup +RoundDateOpponentVenueResultR1 24 August 2004 StokeH2–1R2 22 September 2004 TottenhamH0–6 Football League Trophy 2004-05 Football League Trophy +RoundDateOpponentVenueResultR2 2 November 2004 AccringtonH3–2Area Quarter Final 30 November 2004 HartlepoolH3–1Area Semi Final 25 January 2005 TranmereH1–1 (won on penalties)Area Final (1st leg) 15 February 2005 WrexhamH3–5Area Final 2nd leg 8 March 2005 WrexhamA1–0 (lost 6–3 on aggregate) Players First-team squad 1 AUS GK Les Pogliacomi 2 ENG DF Dean Holden 3 ENG DF Adam Griffin 4 ENG MF Mark Bonner 5 SCO DF Will Haining 6 NED DF Stefan Stam 7 GRD FW Delroy Facey 8 ENG MF Danny Boshell 9 SVG FW Rodney Jack 10 ENG FW John Eyre 11 JAM MF Jermaine Johnson 12 NZL FW Chris Killen 13 ENG GK Steve Mildenhall 14 ENG FW Luke Beckett on loan from Sheffield United 15 ENG DF Danny Hall 16 USA FW Kenny Cooper on loan from Manchester United 17 ENG FW Scott Vernon 18 ENG FW Wes Wilkinson 19 ENG DF Marc Tierney 20 ENG DF Guy Branston 22 WAL DF Gareth Owen on loan from Stoke City 23 SEY MF Kevin Betsy 24 NIR MF Mark Hughes on loan from Tottenham Hotspur 25 AUS MF Neil Kilkenny on loan from Birmingham City 26 FRA MF Amadou Sanokho on loan from Burnley 28 ENG MF David Eyres 29 ENG DF Rob Walker 30 ENG MF Ashley Winn 32 ENG DF Kelvin Lomax 33 ENG FW Matty Barlow 34 ENG FW Chris Hall 35 ENG FW Matthew Wolfenden Left club during season 6 SAF DF Mark Arber 7 ENG MF Matty Appleby 13 ENG GK Craig Mawson 14 ENG FW Alex Bruce on loan from Birmingham City 14 ENG FW Aaron Wilbraham on loan from Hull City 16 ENG MF David Lee 16 ENG MF Rob Lee 20 ENG DF David Beharall 22 ENG MF Lee Croft on loan from Manchester City References Category:Oldham Athletic A.F.C. seasons Oldham Athletic