Tuesday, 30 August 2011
What's in a Captaincy?
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In his first contribution to The Boys from Up the Hill, Longliveclarkey examines the poisoned chalice that is the Oxford United captaincy. Is Jake Wright (or James Constable before him) suitable captain material? Is the selection of a captain of any significance or is it merely a token gesture? Does the weight of responsibility hinder the captain's performance?
Sunday, 28 August 2011
On This Day - 28/08/06
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We take a trip down memory lane and turn the clock back five years to remember a Bank Holiday fixture from our first season in the Conference.
Saturday, 27 August 2011
What the Stats Say...Aldershot
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With Aldershot coming to Oxford this afternoon, Matt Peck looks at our home record against the Shots. Both sides will be looking to kick on from impressive victories (ours over Swindon last weekend, Aldershot's over West Ham in the League Cup during the week), but recent history appears to be on Aldershot's side, having won on their last two visits to the Kassam.
Wednesday, 24 August 2011
An Aldershot Giant-Killing
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Aldershot Town have been a familiar league opponent for Oxford over recent years. Since the two clubs first met in the 2006-07 season, they have played each other eight times in four different competitions. The original Aldershot FC were perhaps a less familiar opponent, but it is to them – and a particular FA Cup tie – that I now turn my attention to, ahead of the visit of the reformed Shots on Saturday.
TBFUTH on Facebook
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You can now find The Boys from Up the Hill on Facebook!
We've been on Twitter since the blog was started, but for the benefit of non-Tweeters, you can now 'Like' us on Facebook and every new post on TBFUTH will appear directly on your News Feed. Not bad, eh? Another reminder for those who aren't so into social media, you can also keep up to date with the blog through our RSS feed, which will also keep you up to date with all new blog posts.