A look back at Paul Dickov's finest hour as Oldham Athletic manager. Last week's FA Cup victory over Liverpool secured the club's place in Round Five.
Dickov has resigned as manager today after a poor run of results in League One.
Latics boss quits for the good of the club
Read the full storyPaul Dickov has resigned as manager of Oldham Athletic seven days after guiding the club to an FA Cup win against Liverpool.
It follows a poor run of results in League One.
Oldham chairman Simon Corney has indicated that manager Paul Dickov's job is safe - for now.
Speculation was rife that the Scot, who led the Latics to a stunning 3-2 win against Premier League side Liverpool in the FA Cup yesterday, faced the sack this morning due to the club's miserable form in League One.
Corney told BBC Breakfast: "I think Paul's okay for the time being.
"Paul and I have a great working relationship and Paul puts pressure on himself.
"If you lose seven out of eight games (in the league) then you're going to be under pressure.
"Hopefully this will be the kick-start and we won't be talking about Paul's job again."
