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Raging Feeble

January 23, 2005

Kidderminster Fans 12 (twelve) Raging Fever 1 Raging Fever were well and truly humbled by an obviously superior Harriers team at Wilden Village Cricket Club. Having lost the corresponding fixture 9-0 last season, the Oxford fans were happy to see the scoreline goalless midway through the first half. Indeed, Fever looked very comfortable during the  more ]

No kidding

January 22, 2005

United remain unbeaten away under Ramon Diaz following today’s 3-1 win at Kidderminster, with a performance that proved that the Yeovil game last weekend was no fluke. After weathering some early Kiddy pressure, during which Chris Tardif had to make a couple of his trademark excellent saves, Oxford went on to dominate the remainder of  more ]

Kiddy Kiddy bang-bang!

January 21, 2005

Oxford travel to Aggborough tomorrow, hoping to be able to avenge their defeat by Kidderminster last month. Oxford lost 2-0 at home to Kiddy, who were then bottom of the table, but have been unbeaten since that game, and it will be a very different looking United side that faces the Harriers. Horacio Rodrigues faces  more ]

Come in , Cominelli

January 20, 2005

Left-midfielder Lucas Cominelli has signed for Oxford until the end of the season. The 28 year-old Argentine has recently been playing with Malaysian club Pehang, and previously he was on Newcastle United’s books for a season, but failed to make their first team. Cominelli had a trial with Carlisle after his unsuccessful Toon spell, and  more ]

Rocking the KasStad

January 15, 2005

United gave the clearest sign yet that they’ve turned things around and are moving forwards, as they beat league leaders Yeovil 2-1 this afternoon, to end the Glovers’ run of nine successive victories. It wasn’t just the result, but the manner in which it was achieved which was most impressive, with a combination of some  more ]

Top of the flops

January 13, 2005

The leaders of the basement division visit the KasStad on Saturday, with Oxford hoping that there’ll be no repeat of their 6-1 thrashing at Huish Park by Yeovil. There shouldn’t be, as United’s new management team seem to have tightened up the defence, but you can never tell in football (and, more especially, with United).  more ]

Corbo, Limey

January 12, 2005

Uruguayan defender Mateo Corbo has now signed a professional contract with Oxford until the end of the season, following a brief trial period. Corbo has played for Oviedo, River Plate (not that one, a Uruguay version) and, most exotic of all, Barnsley. He holds a joint Uruguayan/Italian passport, so he isn’t subject to any bizarre  more ]

Thanks from Marcus Seldon

January 9, 2005

Dear Rage On Please could you pass on my thanks to the following: 1. Unknown Oxford fan who handed in my plastic card wallet at the Bury game on 3rd January. It wasn’t until I got back to my car after the match, that I realised that it had somehow come out of my back  more ]

Brooks’ side close

January 8, 2005

A second goal in two games from Jamie Brooks earned United a well-deserved point at Darlington this windy afternoon, and they could have had three if they’d managed to convert one of several decent chances. At the end, though, Oxford were thankful for some last-ditch defending to escape with the draw. Adolfo Gregorio gave the  more ]

Quakers in our boots

January 7, 2005

United make the long trip to Darlington tomorrow (actually the team went up today, but that’s beside the point) for a tricky looking fixture against an in-form team (well, they’ve won their last two games). Oxford have hit a small run of form themselves (unbeaten in two – wow!), especially away from home (won one  more ]