 "Western Morning News, The Plymouth (UK)")
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Grecians act swiftly to snap up striker mcallister from Oxford ; Exeter City manager Paul Tisdale is already planning for next season and made his first signing of the summer yesterday by snapping up striker Craig McAllister following his release from Oxford United.
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Exeter City manager Paul Tisdale is already planning for next
season and made his first signing of the summer yesterday by
snapping up striker Craig McAllister following his release from
Oxford United.
The 27-year-old Scotsman endured a frustrating campaign having
initially signed for Grays Athletic, but he was soon on the move and
joined Rushden & Diamonds on loan in October, only a few months
after moving to Grays.
His loan spell was cut short at Nene Park and he was recalled a...
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The Independent - London
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Football: Oxford soar away from the Canaries Norwich City 1 Oxford United 3
The Independent - London
; OXFORD UNITED continued their climb away from the First Division relegation zone with a deserved third win in succession at Carrow Road yesterday. The Canaries, on an unbeaten run of seven matches before yesterday, looked well on their way to extending that run when they took the lead after only
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 "The Birmingham Post (England)")
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Robins efforts stuck in the middle; Oxford United 3 Cheltenham Town 0.(Football)
The Birmingham Post (England)
; Cheltenham manager Steve Cotterill was frustrated by his team at either end of the park as they crashed to defeat in the first Cotswold derby at the Kassam Stadium. The Robins had hit ten goals in their previous two matches, with big wins over Kettering and Macclesfield, but they were unfortunate
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SOC: Oxford United call in bishop to lift gypsy curse
AAP Sports News (Australia)
; AAP Sports News (Australia) 11-07-2001 SOC: Oxford United call in bishop to lift gypsy curse OXFORD, England, Nov 7 DPA - A local bishop has performed ...
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Time for action at Walsall; Oxford United 2 Walsall 1.(Football)
Birmingham Evening Mail (England)
; Byline: Paul Marston THIS embarrassing defeat by no-hopers Oxford United at the Manor Ground may prove to be a decisive point in the season for Walsall if appropriate action is taken. Seven away games without a win and two points from a possible 21 on their travels tells its own story and unless
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Football: Cadamarteri on hand to open account Oxford United 1 Everton 1
The Independent - London
; EVERTON SELDOM looked in any danger of gaining the kind of result which would have made the second leg of this Worthington Cup second- round game at Goodison Park next week a formality. From the moment Danny Cadamarteri equalised Matt Murphy's opener for Oxford United, there appeared little chance
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OSC: Abandoned FA Cup tie to be replayed at Oxford United
AAP Sports News (Australia)
; AAP Sports News (Australia) 11-11-1999 OSC: Abandoned FA Cup tie to be replayed at Oxford United LONDON, Nov 10 Reuters - The FA Cup tie between ...
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 "The Mirror (London, England)")
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Football: PENALTY DEFEAT IS AGONY FOR FANS... BUT EVEN WORSE FOR US; VIEW FROM THE BOTTOM DIARY OF A CONFERENCE PLAYER Oxford United midfielder Andy Burgess has been giving us the inside view of life in the Nationwide Conference this season. Here is his final despatch..(Sport)
The Mirror (London, England)
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Oxford bag major scalp after Wolves' brief storm blows out; WORTHINGTON CUP Wolverhampton Wanderers 0 Oxford United 1.(Football)
The Birmingham Post (England)
; It ought to have been one of those magical Arabian nights at Sir Jack's Golden Palace - instead it turned into a grim fairy-tale for Denis Smith's Oxford United. On the day Wolverhampton Wanderers splashed out the sort of riches that once upon a time would have bought the whole of Saudi Arabia,
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Graydon gets tough with Saddlers as Oxford make it Gray day; Oxford United 2 Walsall 1.(Football)
The Birmingham Post (England)
; Byline: Paul Marston at the Manor Ground Having previously warned his players to improve their away performances or else, Walsall manager Ray Graydon is ready to bring in new men after this flop against bottom-of-the-table Oxford United at the Manor Ground. It was their seventh successive trip
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