Match Day Thread Oxford v Hull City

I know there's only 2,000 fans in and it may just be a coincidence but the high intensity start Oxford made and the way the referee has been easily influenced makes me think even a small number of fans is giving some clubs an unfair advantage.

 

Especially considering some clubs aren't allowed home fans whatsoever.

 

Having your supporter's backing you is always an advantage

 

There is only 1000 in today

 

A point away from home when you are not at your best is a good result.

 

Meh.... they can die whenever they want, who needs fans.....

 

A point away would still be ok

 

I didn't realise it was only 1,000, they've done a good job of getting on the referee's back!

 

Yer, Oxford decided to limit it to 1000 for the first game

 

How late was that offside call? ****ing hell, the officials are ****e.

 

After that first half a 1-0 loss would've been a good result.

 

I’m sure the bbc text service is broken. It’s just said - Burke caught offside

 

And fair play to Oxford who where decent in the first half

 

Ricketts wins a throw in.

 

Shrews 1-1 Charlton

 

Ipswich, Pompey and Lincoln won

 

That needed to fall for Eaves not KLP...

 

FT 1-1

Well, we had to draw eventually. Lucky boys after that first half, but the ref is a ****ing **** who ruined that second half.

 

Our first draw of the League.

 

Very decent point that.