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The day the football died
Going to football with an old school friend is an opportunity to reflect on the past, we traded memories of… READ MORE
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Time to give up?
This season has been in the doldrums pretty much from day one. Crowds are down, expectation is down. We seem… READ MORE
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Is it time to start pointing fingers?
Playing a blame game is very tempting, but rarely particularly helpful. But after two home defeats in a row, and… READ MORE
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A tribute to Paolo DiCanio
While we seem to be steering into choppy and unchartered waters with poor finances, questionable PR decisions and variable form.… READ MORE
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How can McCormick’s signing become a force for good?
The signing of Luke McCormick has caused a storm of anger amongst Oxford United fans. But, while the anger is… READ MORE
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Who the hell are Fleetwood?
When you’re beaten it’s annoying, but when it’s done by a team that have artificially accelerated their progress through excessive… READ MORE
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Administration: a tragedy or grand theft?
Swindon Town go into administration less than six months after being promoted from League 2. Laughing at them is the… READ MORE
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Book review: Blood on the Marsh
Generally speaking, when it comes to books, I’m not good with fiction. I struggle to suspend the knowledge that the… READ MORE
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Johnny Weismuller’s yellow and blue army
Somehow, despite losing his star striker for four games, being knocked out of two cups, missing out on the manager… READ MORE
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Is he the saviour or just another very naughty boy?
Tuesday’s defeat to Southend in the Johnstone’s Paint Trophy saw the end of a surprisngly glorious run in a particularly… READ MORE
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