Rage Online

I remember being at Wembley when Oxford played in a Cup Final. Now they're reduced to a practice team for Manchester United / Cardiff City reserves.

anyone who has watched the new conf call on the bbc website (good work, dan) or who heard patto on radox last week or even just looked at what he has done with the youth team must agree that OUFC have to do all it can to keep him at the club and one day bring him back thro as manager. This is not a ...

[quote=&quotBaboo&quot][quote=&quotrecordmeister&quot]well, at half time at Exeter he came out to applaud the fans, which to me would suggets that he has indeed.[/quote] Are you suggesting that he knew then the extent of the injury and was sure he would not be turning out for us agai...

http://www.google.com/trends?q=oxford|| ... ndon||town

useless but somehow interesting. or is that just me?

&quotMartyn Harrison, club chairman, admitted the figures were &quotdisappointing&quot but represented a time when the club was &quotchasing the dream&quot of promotion to the Conference league.&quot

funny how some peoples dreams can be someone elses nightmare...

I know, I know. The season is far from over and once we find ourselves in the playoffs (!) we then have to get to the final. But, if it's not at the New Wembley, where would you rather have it?

my vote goes for Coventry's new home.

well, at half time at Exeter he came out to applaud the fans, which to me would suggets that he has indeed.

4 games in 8 days. something has to give then. hopefully they won't have pulled even further ahead.