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Posh boys beat posh boys

February 1, 2005

Oxford’s reserves side travelled to London Road and were soundly beaten by Peterborough’s reserves this afternoon. Posh won 3-0, although the last two goals came in the final five minutes, but this was a strong United side and, on paper at least, they should have done better. Oxford started well, but were eventually thankful for  more ]

Goodnight Atkins, we’ll see you in our dreams

January 29, 2005

United made it three wins on the trot with a fairly straightforward win over Ian Atkins’ Bristol Rovers. Oxford took the lead as early as the 13th minute, after Ryan Clarke had upended Tommy Mooney in the area. Clarke saved Lee Bradbury’s first penalty, but assistant referee T Mason adjudged that Clarke had come off  more ]

Gas naturally

January 28, 2005

Bristol Rovers visit the KasStad tomorrow in an eagerly anticipated clash. United have two successive wins, are undefeated in 2005, and have caught up with Rovers on points, with only Oxford’s diabolical goal difference separating the sides. United have pretty much a full squad to choose from, with only Paul Wanless doubtful, and so Ramon  more ]

Robins beeched

January 25, 2005

United played Cheltenham Town in a behind-closed-doors friendly at Iffley Road this afternoon, and ran out 2-1 winners. The game was goalless at half-time, but Damien Spencer gave the Robins the lead at the beginning of the second half. Three minutes later David Woozley equalised for United, and after some good saves from Simon Cox  more ]

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 ]