The 1991-92 campaign was a historic and successful season for Oldham Athletic as The Latics dramatically secured a 17th-place finish in the final year of the old First Division, ensuring their place in the inaugural Premier League. Under the guidance of manager Joe Royle, the team, which had only just won the Second Division title, battled relentlessly for top-flight survival. Leading the charge was the prolific centre-forward Graeme Sharp, whose 12 league goals were crucial to their ultimate success. The season, which saw high attendances at Boundary Park, remains a proud chapter that cemented the club's hard-fought return to the elite after nearly 70 years.. The 1992-93 campaign was an unforgettable, season-long battle for survival for Oldham Athletic as The Latics competed in the inaugural season of the FA Premier League. Manager Joe Royle's team dramatically secured their top-flight status with a crucial 19th-place finish, mounting an incredible late-season surge despite being bottom with just ten games left. Leading the decisive attack was the prolific forward Ian Olney, whose 12 league goals proved vital. The campaign was defined by sheer grit and memorable moments, including a famous 1-0 home victory over eventual champions Manchester United and a spectacular 6-2 demolition of Wimbledon. It remains a defining chapter that solidified The Latics' place among the new league's elite.