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Why Is It?
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Posted 10 November 2012 - 06:35 PM
no matter what form we are in, why do we always seem to be the team to end another sides "no wins in..." run? i was feeling quietly confident about todays game until about 5 to 3 when the bloke on peak said that rovers haven't won in 4 or 5, at which point i thought, oh here we go another one. sounded like we battered them but didn't put the chances away. oh well here's hoping oxford are on a decent run

#2
Posted 10 November 2012 - 08:30 PM
jack bauer, on 10 November 2012 - 06:35 PM, said:
no matter what form we are in, why do we always seem to be the team to end another sides "no wins in..." run? i was feeling quietly confident about todays game until about 5 to 3 when the bloke on peak said that rovers haven't won in 4 or 5, at which point i thought, oh here we go another one. sounded like we battered them but didn't put the chances away. oh well here's hoping oxford are on a decent run 

err not quite, no team has lost more away games than Oxford, them and Barnet have both lost 6.
Their only away wins so far have been at Wycombe and some place in Bristol.
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Posted 11 November 2012 - 10:07 AM
jack bauer, on 10 November 2012 - 06:35 PM, said:
no matter what form we are in, why do we always seem to be the team to end another sides "no wins in..." run? i was feeling quietly confident about todays game until about 5 to 3 when the bloke on peak said that rovers haven't won in 4 or 5, at which point i thought, oh here we go another one. sounded like we battered them but didn't put the chances away. oh well here's hoping oxford are on a decent run 

At the end of the daay I would have been disappointed with just a draw because we were the bette team, but our sloppy defence lost it for u yet again,Sam Hird is not a good centre half.
lindave
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