You Are My Oxford

Episode 12: Alfie Potter joins the pod

Dan and Matt are joined by Alfie Potter to discuss his big moment at Wembley, scoring a winner against Swindon, a goal at Anfield, and much more.
Was his goal at Wembley the most important goal in the history of our club? Did he get bored of all the Harry Potter references? And after securing promotions with United and City, does he deserve the freedom of Oxford? So much to discuss.

Episode 11: End of season review

Dan and Matt are joined by Theo and Andrew to look back at Oxford United's wild first season back in the Championship. Dan's battling technical difficulties. Matt's back now our pod is getting popular. Theo starts singing again. Andrew goes full Sam Long fan boy again. Relive the highs and lows of an amazing #oufc season. 

Episode 10: Staying up, going dutch and partying with Gazza

While Matt's stuck at work, Dan and Theo talk about #oufc Oxford United's great win vs Sunderland; Theo sings some Kaiser Chiefs AND butchers the Bobby Ford song again; there's a hot take about the Kassam Stadium; Dan remembers a carefree day in Middlesbrough; and we discuss how good is Gary Rowett.

Episode 9: Will we stay up? Learning lessons from 2006; And the search for Bobby Ford starts now.

Dan and Theo discuss the chances of staying up; look for lessons from 2006; rank goals scored in Cardiff; start the search for Bobby Ford; and find Gary Waddock on Onlyfans, well, nearly. And lots more.
#oufc #oxfordutd 
 

Episode 8: Mixed results, misheard lyrics, Manor memories.

Dan and Matt reflect on Oxford United's win against Sheffield United, a defeat to QPR, and look ahead to an away day at Hillsborough.
Also we reminisce about the first of seven wins in a row over Swindon; lament the last games at the Manor; and we join a debate about song lyrics.
Theo in the Stat kitchen explains why we're going to get 2.9 penalties before the end of the season. Maybe. 
All this and more in your favourite #oufc podcast.

Episode 7: Giant Marselinos, long throws, Wilder things, and big problems?

Dan and Matt sit down to discuss Oxford United's stuttering form, the rare sighting of a giant Marselino, discuss Chris Wilder's legacy, and whether we're happy being a long throw specialist team.
Theo chews the data to debunk one of Dan's silly theories, Matt gets nostalgic about his first underwhelming trip to the Kassam stadium and there's a quiz. Don't forget to like, comment and share. #oufc

Episode 6: Goals, 'Mind Men', a future England star, (and the White Lotus)

Dan and Matt are in a better mood. They've watched Oxford United score, a big player returns from injury, and they reminisce about how two sport psychologists stepped in to save the team from relegation 25 years ago. Theo brings them back down to earth with worrying information from the stat kitchen.
 
Cover photo courtesy Steve Daniels
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Episode 5: Sweet tunes and Long loving

Dan and Matt are joined by Oxford United fan and comedy writer Andrew Dawson to listen to a song recorded with the 1995 Oxford United squad (genuinely) plus they chat about recent results, happier times and a totally rational love of Sam Long.
'U Are My Sunshine' by OUFC Squad with Arthur Turner's Lovechild? and Sam out of Beaker.
(Cover photo courtesy: Steve Daniels)

Episode 4: Is Elon Musk a Sw*ndon fan?

Dan and Matt discuss Oxford's poor run of form, Matt's doggies (or dogging? I couldn't quite hear) and getting wet on the Beech Road. Theo digs out some worrying stats, Dan reminisces about kicking footballs over a fence, and we wonder whether the unexplained decision by X to block our account comes right from the top.
Just another week following Oxford United #oufc.

Episode 3: Would you have scored that?

In the latest You are my Oxford podcast, Dan and Matt discuss another four points for #oufc #oxfordunited but should it have been six? Was Ole Romeny's chance easier or harder than Tom Bradshaw's? Plus Theo joins to explain xG from his Stat Cupboard, a closet Clotet fan makes a case for overlooking the seven-nil home defeat, and we look back to a crazy Oxford game that probably made all of Norway laugh, but made Dan cry.