If the men’s team appear to
be faltering, the ladies are currently going from strength to strength. Unbeaten
since the opening day of the season they brought Forest Green’s unbeaten start
to an end with a 1-0 victory on Sunday. Dan Burgess was at We take a look back at five of the most spectacular comebacks available on the internet.
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If the men’s team appear to
be faltering, the ladies are currently going from strength to strength. Unbeaten
since the opening day of the season they brought Forest Green’s unbeaten start
to an end with a 1-0 victory on Sunday. Dan Burgess was at
Oxford
hope to get back to winning ways away at Burton, having had a full
week to recover from last
weekend's disappointing result.This week marks the first time
this season that we haven't had to play a midweek match and
unfortunately last week was the wrong time to play Exeter with such a tired,
depleted side that must have been exhausted after a tough run of
games in quick succession.
It
seems it's time for another Oxford United panic with the news that
Jim Rosenthal has resigned from the board with immediate effect.
This, of course, follows the recent departure
of Kelvin Thomas from his role as chairman. The Oxford Mail has
described Rosenthal's resignation as 'a
significant blow', while Yellows
Forum is one step away from declaring a state of emergency
following the news. But what does it really mean for the club?
Despite
the pre-match assurances, we seem to have suffered a post-Swindon
hangover this weekend against a strong Exeter team. Youcef
El-Barhdadi was at the Kassam and wrote us this excellent match
report.
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