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Morecambe more gone

May 20, 2007

The full complement for next season's Conference is now known, following today's play-off final. A Wembley crowd of 40,000 saw Lee Phillips put Exeter[@opponent]exeter city[/@opponent] ahead in the 8th minute, but the Grecians conceded an equaliser to Garry Thompson shortly before half time, after Paul Jones had saved a Wayne Curtis penalty. With eight minutes  more ]

In through the out door

May 16, 2007

It's been a week of personnel change at Grenoble Road, as a number of players have started to feel the backlash of failure to win promotion this season. It has already been announced that Yemi Odubade has signed a new two-year deal at United, and yesterday there was news of backroom change as former club  more ]

Rage Online Player of the Season results

May 16, 2007

The season's over, the polls have closed, the votes have been counted. Based on the voting throughout the season in the Rage Online Man of the Match and Weakest Link polls, we can now announce the winners and the losers. A large number of votes were cast, and the winner was clear, as was the  more ]

Short trip south, long trip north

May 14, 2007

The play-off finals for the Conference South and Conference North have now concluded, adding further shape to the Conference for next season. In yesterday's Conference South play-off final, Salisbury City beat Braintree United 1-0, to join Histon in promotion from that division. Tonight's Conference North play-off final was a much higher-scoring affair. Farsley Celtic, from  more ]

Mad Dog back to bite kids’ legs

May 10, 2007

Mickey Lewis[@player]lewis, mickey[/@player] has been appointed to replace Darren Patterson as Oxford's youth-team coach. Mad Dog was a midfield favourite with many United fans throughout the 1990s, and he even had a spell as caretaker manager for a while, as well as physio and youth team coach. Since his time at Oxford he was assistant  more ]

Another year of tinpottery

May 9, 2007

United were condemned to at least one more season of Conference football last night, as they blew a two-goal aggregate lead to lose on penalties to Exeter City[@opponent]exeter city[/@opponent] at Grenoble Road. In a performance that was a microcosm of Oxford's season, the side was in the driving seat following Yemi Odubade's low 29th-minute shot  more ]

There’s more to come

May 8, 2007

The second leg of the play-off semi finals takes place at the United Stadium this evening, with Oxford United holding a tenuous 1-0 lead from Friday's game at Exeter City.[@opponent]exeter city[/@opponent] United won that game courtesy of an Andy Taylor own goal, five minutes before half time, but the Us also had a couple of  more ]

Half time: advantage Oxford

May 5, 2007

Oxford United secured a vital 1-0 win in the away leg of their play-off semi final at Exeter City last night.[@opponent]exeter city[/@opponent] United dominated the first half and, but for a twenty-minute period at the start of the second half, were rarely troubled by the home side. Oxford were on the attack straight from the  more ]

Follow the Yellow bricking-it road

May 4, 2007

Oxford travel south to Exeter City[@opponent]Exeter City[/@opponent] tonight for the first leg of the play-off semi finals. Neither side has ever appeared in the play offs, so it's virgin territory for both clubs, although a number of United players have experienced this end-of-season worry-fest before, notably goalkeeper Billy Turley, skipper Phil Gilchrist, and midfielder Chris  more ]

Excitement mounts

May 1, 2007

Ticket sales for United's two play-off semi finals against Exeter City are going well, with Oxford's allocation of almost 1,300 for the away leg on Friday almost sold out. Queues of up to three hundred people formed outside the Grenoble Road ticket offices yesterday, while the inadequate Firoka phone system had a virtual meltdown as  more ]