Oxford
managed to get their name into the hat for the third round draw of
the FA Cup in dramatic circumstances with a 3-3 draw at Accrington
Stanley. The two sides were level at 1-1 after 80 minutes, but a
frantic final stage saw them share four goals and a 94th-minute
equaliser for United from this season's scapegoat of choice, Michael
Raynes. But it came at the cost of both JP Pittman and Andy Whing,
both of whom had to be stretchered off having only recently recovered
from long injury layoffs. And the remarkable events of the day were
overshadowed by the death of Mitchell Cole at the tragically young
age of 27. RIP Mitchell.
We are sad to hear former Southend, Stevenage and Oxford player Mitchell Cole has passed away. Our thoughts are with his family and friends.
— The Football League (@football_league) December 1, 2012
Omg what am i hearing about mitch?! Absolutely gutted. Great lad and loved my time with him at oxford. Love to his family #rip #mitchelcole
— Mark Creighton (@creights5) December 1, 2012
Devastated to hear that Mitchell Cole passed away last night, such a loss! Thoughts and prayers are with his young family! RIP
— James Constable (@JamesConstable9) December 1, 2012
This VILE THING has made a joke about Mitchell Cole, please RT this #oufc #football. facebook.com/clayton.s.scott vile twat! twitter.com/mlambourne/sta…
— Mark Lambourne (@mlambourne) December 1, 2012
As a sensible and decent #STFC fan, much condolences for the tragic passing of ex #OUFC player Mitchell Cole.
— Joseph Ross-Williams (@joerosswilliams) December 1, 2012
Shocking news about Mitchell Cole. No doubt the players are devastated. Gone far too young #RIPMitch #oufc
— Adam Brown (@ABrown31) December 1, 2012
Very sad to hear about the passing of Mitchell Cole. RIP. #footballunited
— ASFC Blog (@ASFCblog) December 1, 2012
United will be wearing black armbands today in memory of Mitchell Cole #oufc
— Oxford United FC (@OUFClive) December 1, 2012
Here we are, the pinnacle of English football #OUFC #Accrington #Shithole twitter.com/LukeDyerLD/sta…
— Luke Dyer (@LukeDyerLD) December 1, 2012
It's a decade since #oufc were in the third round, where they had a trip to Arsenal after beating Swindon.
— Oxford Mail OUFC (@OxfordMailOUFC) December 1, 2012
#oufc @ Accrington: Clarke, Whing, Capaldi, Raynes, Wright, Potter, Cox, Leven, Rigg, Beano, JPP. JFC serving one match suspension.
— BBC Oxford Sport (@bbcoxfordsport) December 1, 2012
Fa Cup in the air. Payback time.
— Lee Molyneux (@Moly24) December 1, 2012
Many thanks to those in early to help remove frost covers, pitch in great condition underneath #roadtowembley twitter.com/robheys/status…
— Robert Heys (@robheys) December 1, 2012
Stanley bring in the very experienced Paul Rachubka on a one week emergency loan deal for the injured Ian Dunbavin #ASFC
— ASFC Blog (@ASFCblog) December 1, 2012
Come on you YELLOWS! #oufc #winning #FACup twitter.com/SteveButcher72…
— Steve Butcher (@SteveButcher72) December 1, 2012
#oufc haven't lost to #accringtonstanley in their 5 meetings. In fact, centre back Peter Murphy is the only player to have scored vs the U's
— Oxford Mail OUFC (@OxfordMailOUFC) December 1, 2012
The teams are out, #oufc with black armbands. twitter.com/OxfordMailOUFC…
— Oxford Mail OUFC (@OxfordMailOUFC) December 1, 2012
Off we go here, Oxford in a nice blue away shirt with a white 'v' on the front. Like it. #stylenews #asfc
— Dany Robson (@DanyRobson1) December 1, 2012
#accringtonstanley 0 #oufc 0 Rigg gets free down the left, his cross is cleared only to Constable, whose shot is saved.
— Oxford Mail OUFC (@OxfordMailOUFC) December 1, 2012
5 mins gone and United are looking the brighter so far. Home crowd already getting restless #oufc
— Oxford United FC (@OUFClive) December 1, 2012
#accringtonstanley 0 #oufc 0 Good spell for Stanley. Clarke saves theatrically from a Murphy header, Raynes heads another effort off line
— Oxford Mail OUFC (@OxfordMailOUFC) December 1, 2012
11 Rommy Boco's header comes back off the crossbar, but he was already flagged for offside #oufc
— Oxford United FC (@OUFClive) December 1, 2012
Oxford facing Rachubka in goal today, if he keeps a clean sheet I'll quit my job #oufc #lufc
— Benjamin Jenkins (@BenStJenks) December 1, 2012
GOAL! #accringtonstanley 0 #oufc 1 (Pittman 12) What a goal. Pittman skins Nsiala out wide, cuts in rounds the keeper and scores.
— Oxford Mail OUFC (@OxfordMailOUFC) December 1, 2012
WHEN I SEE YOU PITTMAN I GO OUT MY HEAD I JUST CANT GET ENOUGH I JUST CANT GET ENOUGH #OUFC
— Charlie(@_Charlie_C) December 1, 2012
#accringtonstanley 0 #oufc 1 Fantastic goal from Pittman. Two goals in a week for the pact striker, who bagged the winner last week.
— Oxford Mail OUFC (@OxfordMailOUFC) December 1, 2012
Accrington action. Full gallery at oufc.co.uk at the final whistle #oufc twitter.com/OUFClive/statu…
— Oxford United FC (@OUFClive) December 1, 2012
18 United having to work to defend their lead as Accrington look to equalise #oufc
— Oxford United FC (@OUFClive) December 1, 2012
22 United fans doing a minute's applause for Mitchell Cole #oufc
— Oxford United FC (@OUFClive) December 1, 2012
GOAL! #accringtonstanley 1 (Lindfield 25) #oufc 1 All square as Lindfield bangs in a rebound after Amond's mis-kick.
— Oxford Mail OUFC (@OxfordMailOUFC) December 1, 2012
Was a Boco cross, Amond miscued his shot but fell nicely for Lindfield to power home. 1-1 game on. Please no replay so finish it asfc!
— Dany Robson (@DanyRobson1) December 1, 2012
Just heard an accrington fan on the radio call the ref a plonker. Classic! #oufc #asfc
— Lewis Holifield (@Lewis_Holifield) December 1, 2012
#accringtonstanley 1 #oufc 1 Half an hour gone and not much between the sides. United having much more joy down the left side than the right
— Oxford Mail OUFC (@OxfordMailOUFC) December 1, 2012
44 JP goes down holding his shouder - Andy Lord rushes on - doesn't look good #oufc
— Oxford United FC (@OUFClive) December 1, 2012
Pittman down, taking some treatment to his shoulder. Paramedics have joined the physio. Could be a dislocation, but that’s speculation #oufc
— Big Banana (@bigbananaboys) December 1, 2012
JP Pittman stretchered off for Oxford - blow for them as his pace tested Reds' defence. Fell heavily on his shoulder. Few minutes delay 1-1
— Dany Robson (@DanyRobson1) December 1, 2012
#accringtonstanley 1 #oufc 1 Liam Davis will replace Pittman, with Rigg going up front. Applause as Pittman is carried off.
— Oxford Mail OUFC (@OxfordMailOUFC) December 1, 2012
Another injury, just our luck. #oufc
— Yellow & Blue (@WeAreOxford) December 1, 2012
@oxfordmailoufc story of our season so far, player bang in form gets injured, I suppose that's Wilders fault too! #COYY
— Paul Hawtin (@realpaulhawtin) December 1, 2012
Feel for Jon Paul Pittman.. Everytime he gets fit and gets in the team he scores only to get injured again.. Frustrating. #OUFC
— Tom Thewlis (@TomThewlis) December 1, 2012
HT: Accrington 1 - 1 Oxford. An open game with chances at both ends. There are more goals in this. #oufc
— Big Banana (@bigbananaboys) December 1, 2012
So 1-1 at half time. This is a dull dull match #asfc #oufcAnd I'm cold
— Tino Race (@tinorace) December 1, 2012
“@scottdawsonad: @claytonparkbkry pies girls doing a cracking sale on pies twitter.com/ScottDawsonAd/…” get yours at half time
— Accrington Stanley (@ASFCofficial) December 1, 2012
After all the work the club has done in the community only 1195 turn up with 248 from Oxford. Why can't the town get behind the team? #ASFC
— ASFC Blog (@ASFCblog) December 1, 2012
@bbcoxfordsport First few minutes of the second half here are crucial, Oxford need the next goal. #OUFC
— Jack Willows (@willowsj) December 1, 2012
Sounds like this tie is ours to win...or lose! #oufc #upforthecup
— Lewis Holifield (@Lewis_Holifield) December 1, 2012
Damian Batt replaces Lee Cox as the second half is about to start #oufc
— Oxford United FC (@OUFClive) December 1, 2012
46 Whing, now the midfield enforcer, writhing in agony just outside the Accy area. No foul but he's in trouble #oufc
— Oxford United FC (@OUFClive) December 1, 2012
#accringtonstanley 1 #oufc 1 The stretcher is back on. Unbelievably bad luck, innocuous block tackle. Chapman will come on, 3rd sub.
— Oxford Mail OUFC (@OxfordMailOUFC) December 1, 2012
FUCK OFF. Injury after fucking injury. #oufc
— Olly Howells (@ollyhowells) December 1, 2012
Almost laughable how many injuries we get. Ridiculous, 2 players stretchered off in one game #oufc
— George (@GeorgeyB1_2_3) December 1, 2012
Chapman and Leven together in central midfield, reminds me of Barnet!!!! #oufc
— Darren Lee Thrussell (@GilbertGrape74) December 1, 2012
53 Beattie gets in a header from Amond's cross, but it's straight at Clarke #oufc
— Oxford United FC (@OUFClive) December 1, 2012
#accringtonstanley 1 #oufc 1 United having to really dig deep at the moment. Boco has one shot tipped round the post, another goes over.
— Oxford Mail OUFC (@OxfordMailOUFC) December 1, 2012
57 Potter sets up Rigg whose flashing shot brings out a good save from Rachubka #oufc
— Oxford United FC (@OUFClive) December 1, 2012
#accringtonstanley 1 #oufc 1 Just past the hour mark, no clue yet who is going through.
— Oxford Mail OUFC (@OxfordMailOUFC) December 1, 2012
I'd take a replay now #oufc
— Charlie(@_Charlie_C) December 1, 2012
Superb United fans at Accrington. Full gallery at oufc.co.uk at the final whistle #oufc twitter.com/OUFClive/statu…
— Oxford United FC (@OUFClive) December 1, 2012
75 Constable does well to release Rigg whose stinging drive is palmed behind by Rachubka #oufc
— Oxford United FC (@OUFClive) December 1, 2012
Frantic now - end-to-end stuff with 11 minutes left. Finely balanced at 1-1 #asfc #oufc #facup
— Dany Robson (@DanyRobson1) December 1, 2012
GOAL! #accringtonstanley 2 (Beattie 80) #oufc 1 Moment of real quality as Beattie hits a half volley from 25 yds into top corner.
— Oxford Mail OUFC (@OxfordMailOUFC) December 1, 2012
STOP THE PRESSES. BEATTIE SCORES FROM OPEN PLAY. #asfc 2-1 #oufc
— The 92 (@TheFL92) December 1, 2012
It's always the same, I know we have injuries but still, how often do we go 1 0 up and end up losing. Disgrace #oufc
— Ross Frazer (@Ross308) December 1, 2012
Can't comment on the performance. But there's a recurring theme of losing leads, and the inevitability of us throwin the game away #oufc
— Adam Brown (@ABrown31) December 1, 2012
GOAL! #accringtonstanley 2 #oufc 2 (Constable 86) Yes! Chapman plays in Constable to bury an equaliser.
— Oxford Mail OUFC (@OxfordMailOUFC) December 1, 2012
BOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOMMMM!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! #oufc we are still in the fa cup!
— richard hanna (@oufc_turkish) December 1, 2012
Oh Beano you beauty. Could we push for the win? First and foremost, don't concede now. #OUFC
— Jack Willows (@willowsj) December 1, 2012
A minimum of 4 minutes for either side to avoid a replay #oufc
— Oxford United FC (@OUFClive) December 1, 2012
GOAL! #accringtonstanley 3 (Molyneux 92) #oufc 2 Molyneux curls in a free kick from the edge of the box.
— Oxford Mail OUFC (@OxfordMailOUFC) December 1, 2012
MOLYNEUX MAKES IT 3-2 IN THE 90th MIN! BEAUTIFUL FREE KICK! #ASFC
— ASFC Blog (@ASFCblog) December 1, 2012
Accrington win it at the end! Lee Molyneux! #asfc 3-2 #oufc
— The 92 (@TheFL92) December 1, 2012
I don't effing believe this #oufc
— Jeffrey Wilkinson (@jeffwilkinson) December 1, 2012
#accringtonstanley 3 #oufc 3 (Raynes 94) UNBELIEVABLE! Raynes heads in Leven's cross.
— Oxford Mail OUFC (@OxfordMailOUFC) December 1, 2012
FT: #accringtonstanley 3 #oufc 3 Stunning finish, four goals in the last 10 mins, 2 in stoppage time. Raynes on 94 mins earns a replay.
— Oxford Mail OUFC (@OxfordMailOUFC) December 1, 2012
Heck that was frantic - four goals in last 10 minutes. Stanley ahead twice but ended up with replay at Kassam on 12 December. 3-3
— Dany Robson (@DanyRobson1) December 1, 2012
GET IN THERE RAYNESEY!!!!!!!!!!!!! #oufc
— George Dugdale (@GeorgeDugdale) December 1, 2012
Jesus! What's going on up there?! #oufc
— Tom McKeown (@TomEMcKeown) December 1, 2012
What spirit! Brilliant! #oufc
— Nick Sanders (@nickmanor) December 1, 2012
Just check the #oufc feed right now...that's the FA Cup for you right there.
— Neil Smythe (@NeilSmythe) December 1, 2012
I. DON'T. KNOW. HOW. TO. FEEL. “@bigbananaboys: 3-3! Raynes with a header. Last minute of injury time! #oufc”C'MON!!!
— JB (@maybejames) December 1, 2012
I can't handle this. #oufc
— Sam (@Sam_Leslie7) December 1, 2012
That is the FA Cup. Wow. I've never had so many mood swings in 10 minutes in my life. #oufc
— Olly Howells (@ollyhowells) December 1, 2012
Hope the 248 #oufc fans are going mental!
— Junior (@junioroufc) December 1, 2012
unbelievable scenes. MItchell Cole would have been proud.#facup #oufc
— Fred Howard(@themajorOUFC) December 1, 2012
Post-match huddle. #oufc twitter.com/bigbananaboys/…
— Big Banana (@bigbananaboys) December 1, 2012
Chris Wilder clearly v upset about Mitchell Cole's death and the injuries to JPP & AW on @bbcoxfordsport #oufc
— Neil Y (@nobbyd) December 1, 2012
Really emotional interview with CW on Radio Oxford. Mitchell Cole's death hashit everybody hard. #OUFC
— George Dugdale (@GeorgeDugdale) December 1, 2012
Tearful Chris Wilder tells 95.2FM " Mitchell Cole was sat in my office 2 weeks ago. He was our player. He was a great kid."
— BBC Oxford Sport (@bbcoxfordsport) December 1, 2012
#oufc boss adds:"Today, any doubts these players play for the club and the shirt put to bed. I am a proud manager tonight."
— BBC Oxford Sport (@bbcoxfordsport) December 1, 2012
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