Recent content by SirAndyOfCrosby

Just shy of 600 notes for me. Tickets, trains, hotel (as an exile, wouldn't have made last train home if ET/pens), food and drink. Worth every last f*cking penny.

They'll just need to take a cursory look at the state of our fanbase trying to negotiate the tube on Saturday to realise it's more Doc Martin than Made In Chelsea.

IMPORTANT If your ticket stipulates you enter via any part of the 'yellow zone' then you're a true believer. If it's via red zone, you're not. I don't make the rules. Pass it on.

Will it f*ck.

Reminds me of Arsenal away in 2003. Pub rammed with Oxford, massive queue for the small toilets that were shoulder to shoulder, bumper to bumper queuing. As it snaked round, they sort of separated into 3 or 4 separate lanes for each urinal - you just pick whichever looks shortest (much of a...

FOMO is  real 🤣🤣🤣

No word of a lie, there was a guy in the SSU last Saturday with an OUFC/York 2010 'arf n' 'arf. I suspect he was trying to give off 'this isn't my first time', but it actually screamed 'I've not done this for 14 years'...

Each to their own, but I find it absolutely baffling that anyone would choose to drive to Wembley with the absolute plethora of public transport options available.

Agree wholeheartedly Sarge. I'm holding out for 'better' seats - but it works both ways. The bulk of sales so far will clear the Cat 3 and Cat 4 and many of those purchases will be people who would have preferred either Cat 1/2 or, at the other end, Cat 5/6. Just open it all up and let people...

I'm almost having palpitations at the prospect of watching in real time. That is something else.

Hey! You leave Marcus Browne out of this!

I've read some wild stuff on this forum, but "Will Goodwin was a development signing" is right up there. A £400k striker, already on 6 League One goals going into January (3 more than Harris, at that point, remember) was undoubtedly signed with the expectation of doubling that (or better) this...

A truly grim sentence. 'San Miguel' possibly being the most minging part of it.

On the back of himself having said "It's a stadium for Oxford United, not Oxfordshire United" when trying to discredit The Triangle location. Yet more proof that his objection is nimbyism in it's most literal form.

I think this is probably correct. And part of a wider culture of 'you can't have it all' that pervades our fan base and most definitely this forum. We see it even now with 'should we go for Edwards or Browne (or both) as our gamble for next season' - without any consideration for the fact that...