That would be the Jamie Cook goal against Luton. Luton who are just starting their 3rd season in the Conference. When was that wonderful day at Wembley?"ty cobb" wrote:I thought Joeys goal against Exeter http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E8G8p-5eWHQ was pretty good and was the best goal at the KasStad until Jamie Cooks last season, techinically is was fanatasic, dropping ball, from a standing position and he managed to keep it down and also get lots of power behind it.
Best ever Oxford goals
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Are we talking about best goals or our favourite goals? The former is obviously Leven's on Saturday (second is Leven's on Tuesday 
. Can't believe I was present for both - my first two home games of the season!
As for favourite goals, here are some:
Phil Whelan's last minute winner while sat on his arse at Colchester
Murph at the Madejski
Fordy's second in 2-2 draw at Cambridge
Bobby Ford at Southampton in the Cup
Bobby Ford last-minute equaliser direct from a corner at Millwall in the Cup
Mark Rawle at Cambridge (or was it Kidderminster? He scored late on at both in quickish succesion as I recall)
Moody at Slumdon (the best bit was the blatant foul on their keeper)
John Durnin vs Stoke c. 1990 (left-footed angled volley into roof of the net at London Road end to win 3-2)
Magilton's late winner at home to West Ham in 2-1 Cup win
Jimmy Magic scoring our third to seal a win at Stamford Bridge in the Cup in front of the away end.
. Can't believe I was present for both - my first two home games of the season!As for favourite goals, here are some:
Phil Whelan's last minute winner while sat on his arse at Colchester
Murph at the Madejski
Fordy's second in 2-2 draw at Cambridge
Bobby Ford at Southampton in the Cup
Bobby Ford last-minute equaliser direct from a corner at Millwall in the Cup
Mark Rawle at Cambridge (or was it Kidderminster? He scored late on at both in quickish succesion as I recall)
Moody at Slumdon (the best bit was the blatant foul on their keeper)
John Durnin vs Stoke c. 1990 (left-footed angled volley into roof of the net at London Road end to win 3-2)
Magilton's late winner at home to West Ham in 2-1 Cup win
Jimmy Magic scoring our third to seal a win at Stamford Bridge in the Cup in front of the away end.
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Mark Rawle at Cambridge (or was it Kidderminster? He scored late on at both in quickish succesion as I recall)
His goal at Kidderminster was excellent - a curling shot from the edge of the box into the top corner. Seem to remember that they equalized, and then missed a penalty. The day is memorable for me in regards to getting bladdered (in Bridgenorth) after the match ...
One goal which I much enjoyed was David Rush v Cambridge United (94/95 season?) - Elliott scored the first, Cambridge equalized on 90 minutes, Oxford get a corner (?), Rush unmarked from ten yards and 1-2 it was. Whilst buying a lottery ticket after the match in a newsagent, an elderly Cambridge supporter approached me and said (aggressively) "you were lucky bastards", and then spent a minute or two glowering at me and mumbling oaths.....
His goal at Kidderminster was excellent - a curling shot from the edge of the box into the top corner. Seem to remember that they equalized, and then missed a penalty. The day is memorable for me in regards to getting bladdered (in Bridgenorth) after the match ...
One goal which I much enjoyed was David Rush v Cambridge United (94/95 season?) - Elliott scored the first, Cambridge equalized on 90 minutes, Oxford get a corner (?), Rush unmarked from ten yards and 1-2 it was. Whilst buying a lottery ticket after the match in a newsagent, an elderly Cambridge supporter approached me and said (aggressively) "you were lucky bastards", and then spent a minute or two glowering at me and mumbling oaths.....
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"x586" wrote:Mark Rawle at Cambridge (or was it Kidderminster? He scored late on at both in quickish succesion as I recall)
His goal at Kidderminster was excellent - a curling shot from the edge of the box into the top corner. Seem to remember that they equalized, and then missed a penalty. The day is memorable for me in regards to getting bladdered (in Bridgenorth) after the match ...
One goal which I much enjoyed was David Rush v Cambridge United (94/95 season?) - Elliott scored the first, Cambridge equalized on 90 minutes, Oxford get a corner (?), Rush unmarked from ten yards and 1-2 it was. Whilst buying a lottery ticket after the match in a newsagent, an elderly Cambridge supporter approached me and said (aggressively) "you were lucky bastards", and then spent a minute or two glowering at me and mumbling oaths.....
Happy days. I was there and remember it well. It was straight from the kick off if I remember rightly. The Cambridge players were totally distraught.Re:
We played Watford on a snow bound pitch in January 1979 and Foley scored"bspittles" wrote:Peter Foley in the snow, sliding on his backside with the ball between his knees in front of the London Road. No idea who it was against!
in front of a big crowd.
http://www.rageonline.co.uk/mainpage.ph ... :00:00.000
It could even have been this match at home to Reading in December 1976 on a snow bound pitch
http://www.rageonline.co.uk/mainpage.ph ... :00:00.000
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What about Simpson's chip against Bristol City in Nov. 1990 - a terrific piece of skill."YF Dan" wrote:Matt Elliott's at Carlisle
The really good one of John Durnin's four against Luton.
Why can't I remember a Simmo screamer? he must have scored some beauties...
Simpson also got three great goals at home to Brighton that season.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6mh1EXhkxWc
This was a sublime chip by Jim Magilton also:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MaUpHT7Ha0w&NR=1
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Here are a couple"YF Dan" wrote:Why can't I remember a Simmo screamer? he must have scored some beauties...