I would've said 700 Oxers behind the goal and round half a side, a few crept in the home end seatingAlan Partridge wrote:Their website
Attendance 1600
Away - Most of the above
ALOL chip on your shoulder mates? Maybe it's because your load of toss team has performaed the biggest choke in English football history? To now be EIGHT point behind Stevenage is ALOL.
Reverse fixture was funnier when Oxford 'hero' Steve Basham hit both goals.ankeny wrote:Hayes 2 Oxford 1,another low for our local non league club and Hayes does the double
I have a feeling it was 8 points clear of Stevenage. With a game in hand maybe 2.Big Foot wrote:Exactly how many points clear were Oxford a few weeks/months ago? For some reason I have it in my head they were 13 points clear??
Come on you York City!floyd__streete wrote:Hoping for a Luton play-off victory; bigger club and a four sided ground.
By my reckoning, on the 1st December Oxford were 8 points ahead having played the same number of games. They did get to 9 points ahead on the 23rd Feb, but only because Stevenage didn't play until the following day (when Stevenage won and restored the margin to 6 points).Big Foot wrote:Exactly how many points clear were Oxford a few weeks/months ago? For some reason I have it in my head they were 13 points clear??
They have "ultras" doncha know!!!!???????Tony Le Mesmer wrote:Excellent afternoon watching Oxford wallow in their own grief.
Special mention to the 50+ old special needs guy wearing a stewards flourecent jacket trying to take the home end at FT. and their "Forza United" flag
Now get that dog out my sight!!Alan Partridge wrote:I have a feeling it was 8 points clear of Stevenage. With a game in hand maybe 2.Big Foot wrote:Exactly how many points clear were Oxford a few weeks/months ago? For some reason I have it in my head they were 13 points clear??
If so, it's a 16 point turnaround in around 5-6weeks. And that's crufts.
Jerry St Clair wrote:The Yellow Army are back on track.
A 1-0 drubbing of conference giants Salisbury City sees them a mere 8 points behind the leaders and 6 behind rivals Luton, who could only scrape past Grays with a 6-0 win. It's up for grabs now!
Its theirs to throw awayJerry St Clair wrote:The Yellow Army are back on track.
A 1-0 drubbing of conference giants Salisbury City sees them a mere 8 points behind the leaders and 6 behind rivals Luton, who could only scrape past Grays with a 6-0 win. It's up for grabs now!
Corrected for youAthleticoSpizz wrote:don't lose any sleep over either of them tbh
All three (including us) teams have been top flight in the past 20 years...but only the one team has not sunk below the second tier yet
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