By Mark Gelder Chesterfield make their first [edit: competive] visit to the Kassam stadium [they played pre-season in July 2006]and will be celebrating their promotion to League One following the nil-nil draw between Torquay United and Wycombe Wanderers on Friday night.

By Tony Fallows Oxford United boss Chris Wilder has begun work to create a promotion winning squad for next season by securing the services of veteran midfielder Paul McLaren for another year. The former Tranmere Rovers player has signed a one-year extension to his contract and the 34-year-old has declared his ambitions to see United  [ more ]

By Mark Gelder Oxford United pay their first visit ever visit to Accrington Stanley's Crown Ground on Saturday.

Raging Fever 3 Wycombe Wanderers 1 When an email was circulated amongst the Fever squad that

By Mark Gelder In what is quaintly described as the 'M40 Derby' Wycombe Wanderers visit Oxford United for the first time since August 2005, when United drew 2-2 under Brian Talbot.

By Mark Gelder Oxford United travel to Bury FC's Gigg Lane for their first visit since March 2006, a game which ended up 1-1 under Darren Patterson, with Andy Burgess scoring his first goal of seven for the club in his career.

Raging Fever 3 Burton Albion Fans 0 Report by George Dugdale Fever renewed acquaintances with their Burton Albion counterparts on a warm morning in Horspath. Having notched double figures in the away fixture, Fever were confident of a victory, despite Albion's improved performances of late. The fixture in August was contested on a pitch that  [ more ]

By Mark Gelder On Sunday Burton Albion make their first league vist to the Kassam Stadium.

By Tony Fallows Oxford United have made another addition to their squad with the loan signing of Ryan Doble from Southampton. The 20-year-old is capable of playing in midfield or as a striker and already has experience of Division Four, with a short loan at Stockport County earlier in the season where he scored one  [ more ]

By Tony Fallows Chris Wilder has told four of his players that they are free to leave the club at the earliest opportunity, introducing the Maoist attitude of perpetual revolution to football. Steven Kinniburgh joined this summer after being released by Rangers and was expected to be an important players for the Us. However, after  [ more ]