Oxford United began pre-season in successful fashion with a hard-fought victory over Ardley in North Oxfordshire

Oxford United’s Alfie Potter has penned a new three-year deal at the club, keeping the winger tied at the Kassam Stadium until the summer of 2016

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It’s been a while since the last Rage Online Comment, and this being the close-season with lots of non-news floating around, it seems like as good a time as any to revive this opportunity to spout off. There are certainly lots of rumours and speculation floating around, as is usual at this time of year,  [ more ]

Firoz Kassam’s pronouncement on Radio Oxford last week that he was prepared to sell his Oxford-based businesses should have come as no surprise. He has often stated that if he had known what a millstone he had taken on by buying the club then he wouldn’t have done it, with the implication that if he  [ more ]

The news today that Firoz Kassam has banned Oxford Mail journalist from the stadium came as something of a surprise. Maybe it shouldn’t have; maybe we should have realised that some of the Mail’s reporting, particularly concerning the situation of Dave Savage and other out of contract players, was bound to have repercussions and was  [ more ]

by Godalming YellowWell the comment entitled “Reprisal to comment 33” in fact appears not to do what it says on the tin. Instead, many clich?d arguments are launched into, assuming that any supporter who deigns to suggest that all is not well with the management at the club is actually making unrealistic assertions as to  [ more ]

by Paul GreenwoodHere we are with our play-off dream in ruins, staring at another season in the Third Division, and most of us are gutted and angry. There is a perception that the club is massively underachieving and that the kind of football Ian Atkins’ team has played is ‘not Oxford United’.Indeed, we are constantly  [ more ]

by Godalming YellowOxford United effectively surrendered without a whimper at Scunthorpe. How is it that a team like Oxford United with traditions of playing proper football, with a history of success that is the envy of many similarly sized clubs, with one of the biggest fan bases in division 3, and with the likes of  [ more ]

I am writing this following my first Oxford United live game in circa 6 years (the recent win over Rochdale). I have lived in Salford, Manchester for the last seven years; becoming embroiled in northern life and northern ways. This includes the weekly drag of playing in a local league where young gangsters are looking  [ more ]