Strange things ...
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- Mid-life Crisis
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- Grumpy old git
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The wall falling down at the London Road.
Peter Hatch crossing the ball from the left wing and it beating the keeper in our 5 - 2 win against Hull in 1973.
The Aston Villa London Road invasion and subsequent expulsion.
The game against Wimbledon in the fog.
The train on the way to Hereford.
Being marched by the police over a snowy hillside at Aldershot when everyone wanted to go the other way.
Me getting thrown out at scumdon before I'd even got in then going and joining another queue and getting in.
Dover.
Keith Cassells and Peter Foley at Brighton in 1982.
I could go on.
Peter Hatch crossing the ball from the left wing and it beating the keeper in our 5 - 2 win against Hull in 1973.
The Aston Villa London Road invasion and subsequent expulsion.
The game against Wimbledon in the fog.
The train on the way to Hereford.
Being marched by the police over a snowy hillside at Aldershot when everyone wanted to go the other way.
Me getting thrown out at scumdon before I'd even got in then going and joining another queue and getting in.
Dover.
Keith Cassells and Peter Foley at Brighton in 1982.
I could go on.
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- Senile
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So why have you stopped? More please."A-Ro" wrote:The wall falling down at the London Road.
Peter Hatch crossing the ball from the left wing and it beating the keeper in our 5 - 2 win against Hull in 1973.
The Aston Villa London Road invasion and subsequent expulsion.
The game against Wimbledon in the fog.
The train on the way to Hereford.
Being marched by the police over a snowy hillside at Aldershot when everyone wanted to go the other way.
Me getting thrown out at scumdon before I'd even got in then going and joining another queue and getting in.
Dover.
Keith Cassells and Peter Foley at Brighton in 1982.
I could go on.
I remember an evening game at The Manor when I saw Steve McMahon rather bravely walking from the Comp ticket turnstile towards The Beech when he was manager of Slumdon who were in a relegation battle (but not playing us) so I started a one-man chant of Slumdon Down, Slumdon Down as I pointed at him. I'd shouted it twice before I realised what it sounded like as some menacing Oxford types moved my way! I think my OUFC scarf saved me!
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Coming back to draw 5 - 5 with Pompey
A late Hugh Curran hat trick to beat Sunderland in 1972
Johnny Byne's red wristbands
Matty Elliot's screamer at Carlisle when he stood arms outstretched like Christ on the cross.
Kids watching the Leicester replay from the trees in the Nurses home in 1971.
Bobby Macdonald coming on as sub at Wimbledon and scoring with his first kick of the game from a free kick in 1984.
Dennis Wise getting sent off for deliberate handball.
Finally A little Gary Briggs section
Gary Briggs and Doug Rougvie he he he
Gary Briggs sending John Fashanu flying horizontally
Vinny Jones running the length of the pitch and gripping Rambo tightly round the throat after another Briggs - Fashanu "coming together"
A late Hugh Curran hat trick to beat Sunderland in 1972
Johnny Byne's red wristbands
Matty Elliot's screamer at Carlisle when he stood arms outstretched like Christ on the cross.
Kids watching the Leicester replay from the trees in the Nurses home in 1971.
Bobby Macdonald coming on as sub at Wimbledon and scoring with his first kick of the game from a free kick in 1984.
Dennis Wise getting sent off for deliberate handball.
Finally A little Gary Briggs section
Gary Briggs and Doug Rougvie he he he
Gary Briggs sending John Fashanu flying horizontally
Vinny Jones running the length of the pitch and gripping Rambo tightly round the throat after another Briggs - Fashanu "coming together"
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- Senile
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The look Joey Beauchamp used to give Wayne Hatswell every time the latter tried an overlap from left-back...
Mike Ford thinking he was some sort of midfield playmaker when he was in charge of the reserves
Telling the bloke that left at halftime when 3-0 down vrs Mansfield (?) in an early Atkins game that he'd regret it, and actually being proved right
Opening a spread betting account because I thought their offer of us making 45 points in the Denis/Kemp season was ridiculously low
Mike Ford thinking he was some sort of midfield playmaker when he was in charge of the reserves
Telling the bloke that left at halftime when 3-0 down vrs Mansfield (?) in an early Atkins game that he'd regret it, and actually being proved right
Opening a spread betting account because I thought their offer of us making 45 points in the Denis/Kemp season was ridiculously low
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One of my all time favourite Oxford games."A-Ro" wrote:The "We can see you sneaking in" was earlier used at Elland Road when Leeds got a late equaliser to take the game into extra time during which Jim Magilton scored the winner and his last goal for us I think.
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Mike Ford scoring TWICE at Cambridge to rescue an unlikely point"GodalmingYellow" wrote:Mike Ford scoring a rare goal and sitting on top of an injured Martin Aldridge to celebrate.
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Cheering when we scored a goal when already 7-0 down at home to Birmingham. Then, driving back to London, hearing a recording of our cheering played repeatedly by Danny Baker on 6-0-6. Actually made me forget the misery of the rest of the match."Snake" wrote:Cheering when Dorchester got a penalty near the end of the game (they were 9-0 down).
Also celebrating our final-day consolation at the Riverside as if we'd just scored the winner at Wembley.