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Post by thehorse on Oct 20, 2014 19:57:04 GMT
Loved the Manor. My first game was a 2-2 against Bristol Rovers in '92 I think. I think this may have actually been my first game.....did Mickey Lewis score at the London Road end? I remember going in the Beech Road seats for this. Started off with very rare appearances at games in these seats and followed the path of.... Beech Road Seats Beech Road terrace Osler Road Terrace and then finally onto... The London Road. Stand out games for me: - Chelsea, obvious reasons why - Stoke 5-1, Joey scoring a free kick from what seemed like miles out past Neville Southall - Sheff Utd 4-1, Martin Aldridge hat trick - Swindon, when Mike Ford sat on an injured Martin Aldridge after he had scored - Also remember beating WBA when Denis Smith returned with them, i think Matt Murphy might have scored. - Big Kevin Francis being in the London Road and joining in with a few chants, can't remember the opposition that day. and finally - Luton 4-0, John Durnin, with all 4 including a lob/volley from distance
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Post by Junior on Oct 20, 2014 20:02:03 GMT
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Post by H.T on Oct 20, 2014 22:14:01 GMT
Can anyone remember Paul Carrack with Ace singing "How Long" on a scaffold stage sticking out of the Beech Road stand - pre match & halftime entertainment!!! I can against Fulham and I belive Derek Clarke got both goals ?
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Post by Hayfield Yellow on Oct 20, 2014 22:43:07 GMT
Three memories:
1) It was about 1983 - I was 17 or 18. I'd got to know a blind girl, a friend of a girlfriend, who I think fancied me (was never sure whether to be flattered or not by that) and she asked if I'd take her to a match at the Manor (can't remember the game). I originally planned to go in the Beech Road as it was a bit more sedate, but at the last minute decided to risk the London Road, thinking we'd stay at the side where it was a bit less rammed. But this blind girl insisted on piling right into the middle for the full London Road experience. It was as mental as usual, huge surges and getting smashed against the rails. I was used to it and the girl absolutely loved it (I think she was a bit used to being wrapped in cotton wool) but I was still a bit worried she might get hurt, until three massive lads behind, proper lads, linked arms behind us to shield us from the worst for 45 minutes. Whoever you were, brilliant effort (for some reason I think this was the left side, whereas I was usually a right-sider).
2) A year or so later, home for Christmas from university with a girlfriend who I dragged along to watch us play Crystal Palace. She asked me what I thought the score would be; we'd won the last two home games by big margins and Palace were struggling so I rather foolhardily predicted a 5-0 win. The result: Oxford 5 Palace 0. Wish I'd put money on it. (Looking back I see that in consecutive homes games we beat Leeds 5-2, Charlton 4-0, Cardiff 5-0 and Palace 5-0. Nineteen goals in four home games, and only two against. That was the only season I ever had a season ticket, which was daft as I was at Uni up north so only got to about half a dozen games, while my brother saw all those great games for free.)
3) Bit of a weird one to finish. It was a late (if not the last) game of the season, and I remember the match was rather a non-event for us, though possibly the opposition needed the points - I remember the Cuckoo Lane being quite full. At half-time they announced over the tannoy that the club wanted to test the evacuation procedures from the London Road at the end of the game. Cue lots of chants about the Cuckoo Lane getting their f***ing heads kicked in and all the rest of it. What actually happened is that a rather nervous-looking string of coppers lined up along the front of the Cuckoo Lane end as the final whistle approached. After the game the siren went, the London Road emptied onto the pitch, stormed up to the halfway line...
...and then stopped, and then both sets of fans politely applauded each other.
It was rather odd but quite sweet: a bit like the WWI football match at Christmas in no-man's land. Did I imagine this? It must have been in the late 80s or early 90s. I have a feeling the opposition might have been Watford, and I think they had won the game.
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Post by 61503 on Oct 21, 2014 12:31:02 GMT
Hayfield Yellow - I think this was Watford, last game of the season 1990/91.
We played away at Leicester the following week and they needed to win to stay up. There was fighting in the stand where we were / top tier behind the goal and their fans weren't quite so polite during the pitch invasion that followed!
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Post by yellowpilot on Oct 21, 2014 13:45:31 GMT
I'll never forget my first game. It was the end of the 94/95 season, just before my 9th birthday. We played Swansea and lost 2-1 in what was then Division 2. It was a sunny spring day and I'd been taken along by a close family friend. My neighbour had come along too. Before the game we'd made our own Oxford United shirts by using a couple of cheap yellow t-shirts and a blue marker pen! I had put Moody on the back of my shirt and he'd put Allen on the back of his. I was hooked instantly. We stood on the Beech Road terrace for that first game, but eventually we became Osler Road regulars.
The Manor is still my favourite football ground. Even when I couldn't make it up to a game, I'd always see the flood lights lit up for a night game from the Marston Ferry Road. For some reason the flood lights are one of my most sentimental memories of the ground. My child minder lived on Osler Road and she had one of the flood lights pretty much in her back garden. When I used to stay the night at hers on a Tuesday night, I'd try and watch the game out of her bathroom window!
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Post by bonfireman on Oct 21, 2014 15:08:32 GMT
Hayfield Yellow - I think this was Watford, last game of the season 1990/91. We played away at Leicester the following week and they needed to win to stay up. There was fighting in the stand where we were / top tier behind the goal and their fans weren't quite so polite during the pitch invasion that followed! 3 way fighting too. Leicester,WBA and us in the same end. The baggies were at bristol rovers ( twerton park then) and had sold out so many came to our game. Lively day. I think I went home with more money than I went with thanks to the Leicester fans donations into our end
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Post by thehorse on Oct 21, 2014 15:22:06 GMT
Im convinced the Lewis goal was against Rovers, i remember the goal being from outside the box and into the top right corner......it may not have been lewis but I'm sure it was this game!!
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Post by ZeroTheHero on Oct 21, 2014 15:41:36 GMT
The only time I've been in the away end at the Manor was when we played Sunderland back in the mid/late 90's
My Sunderland supporting mate offered to buy the tickets for that one and I agreed without considering the consequences! I was mortified when he produced two tickets for the away end. I tried to stay inconspicuous and all was going OK, except that Sunderland were one up. Then we got a penalty down the Cuckoo Lane End. When it went it (Jemson, I think?) I couldn't stop myself and jumped up punching the air. As I was half way up, I though 'oh, shit' - standing as I was among the away travelling die-hards. Luckily for me, they saw the funny side - probably saw the look on my face! It ended 1-1 - both I and the team got away with it a bit that day!
Edited: Because I managed to find some footage on YouTube, and our pen was actually in the first half. I'd have bet the house on it being late in the second! That's what old age, hard drugs and soft women can do to your brain over 15 years or so! Or was that soft drugs and hard women?
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Post by 61503 on Oct 22, 2014 10:41:17 GMT
Im convinced the Lewis goal was against Rovers, i remember the goal being from outside the box and into the top right corner......it may not have been lewis but I'm sure it was this game!! This clip is gold! It's also the Mickey Lew goal I remember from that season at about 7.29 The whole clip is worth a watch if you have ten minutes though, I was 14 at the time and this is exactly how I remember watching matches at the Manor!
We had a good team that season too.
www.youtube.com/watch?v=0tteMzn8uSk
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Post by 61503 on Oct 22, 2014 10:42:22 GMT
3 way fighting too. Leicester,WBA and us in the same end. The baggies were at bristol rovers ( twerton park then) and had sold out so many came to our game. Lively day. I think I went home with more money than I went with thanks to the Leicester fans donations into our end Yeah, it was - proper old school kick off in the ground. I remember getting coined from below too. Happy days!
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Post by lespaul on Oct 22, 2014 20:25:17 GMT
When your as tall as my shoulder ill take you my dad would say then one sat in oct 1990 my under 9 game got called off and we went v newcastle 0-0 beech rd although i didnt hear the manor roar that day i was hooked (loved magics free kick that got stuck between stantion and net in the 4-2 2yrs later.) The atmosphere in the london rd was electric remember the smell of lager on breaths as a boy the swearing,the banter, crowd surges, joey turning em inside out, watching the promotion season under Dennis smith with my dad then later with my mates it was class gutted on the last game its never been the same since.
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Post by MJB on Oct 22, 2014 20:32:08 GMT
Im convinced the Lewis goal was against Rovers, i remember the goal being from outside the box and into the top right corner......it may not have been lewis but I'm sure it was this game!! This clip is gold! It's also the Mickey Lew goal I remember from that season at about 7.29 The whole clip is worth a watch if you have ten minutes though, I was 14 at the time and this is exactly how I remember watching matches at the Manor!
We had a good team that season too.
www.youtube.com/watch?v=0tteMzn8uSk
Had London Welsh been playing on our pitch that season too?
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Post by randomox on Oct 22, 2014 20:42:04 GMT
Swindon Town flag in the Oldham end at 7.55 into the you tube clip!!
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Post by bonfireman on Oct 22, 2014 20:43:16 GMT
Swindon Town flag in the Oldham end at 7.55 into the you tube clip!! Remember that. Will you wear your flag outside??
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Post by mac on Oct 23, 2014 8:03:30 GMT
I wonder if anyone has a recollection of this and and help me out. I'm reading 'The Boys From Up The Hill' for the first time (great read incidentally) and it speaks about the years after the war when the club had moved to the Manor Ground. It says that the area from the London Road to the pitch was open and you could see the road from the pitch. My first match was when we were promoted up from Div 4 to the 3rd for the first time (65-66 season), and I remember that some point after that the London Road stand was redeveloped into what we all remember now. What I cannot recall was what was there before it was? Can anyone remember?
A great early memory for me was from the 67-68 season. I was standing with my dad at on the halfway line in the Osler Road when we played Bury. It ended up a 5-4 win to us and if I am right was one of those we score, they score matches. I clearly remember Bobby Collins playing for them and then Alex Dawson coming on - a real thuggish looking pair. A great match, really exciting and I guess the one that hooked me forever.
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Post by sarge on Oct 23, 2014 11:57:01 GMT
First Game ... home to Bath City 21 April 1962 easter Monday in the Southern League , dont remember anything about the match, My Dad and my uncle Pete ( both in thier 80's now and still avid Oxford Utd fans)along with other family members took me, we lost 3-1 ( after beating them 1-0 away, four days before, and losing 1-0 to Cambridge City, away on easter saturday ...heavy schedule in those days! ...credit to Martin Brodetsky's Oxford United A Complete Record for the stats)....it turned out to be a very rare occasion watching the match from the wooden seats in the Beech Rd stand instead of the (various) terraces of the Manor.
Went to a few home games with my Dad after then that season, more the following season, walking to and from matches from Risinghurst our first season in the football league, mists of time have blurred any specific memories of any individual match...though I recall my mum giving my Dad a bit of an earful after getting home after a home match early that first season in (old) division 4, as I was a tad 'hyper'and full of energy....probably due to my Dads habit of when Oxford scored sharing round roundtrees fruit pastels.... that would almost certainly have been the 5-1 home win over Newport County(credit again to Martin Brodetsky's aforementioned book)... I mustve been bouncing off the walls in the 64-65 season after watching the record league win, 7-0 demolition of Barrow!
We'd invariably stand on the Osler road terrace, close to the Cuckoo Lane end,in those first few seasons of watching the yellows my Dad would take along a small box for me to stand on, so I could , just about, lean on the crash barrier where we usually stood. There was a rickety tin shack in the corner by the turnstiles, sort of behind the floodlight pylon, that sold tea and crisps until about 10mins before the final whistle.
First memory proper of a Match at the Manor.... Queueing up with my Dad for a reserves home game to obtain tickets for a very glamourous home 5th round FA Cup match ... ( big attendance for a reserves game that day), on 15th feb 1964, then second place in the old first Division( Premier league now), Blackburn Rovers were beaten by the boys in Gold, 3-1....the first real shock giant killing of the post WW2 era! ..... memories of that match. Me and my Dad were on the temporary terrace on the Beech Road side of the Manor, close to the( left side) London Road end.... did I say temporary terrace, well, it was in a 1964 perspective... it was scaffolding with wooden boards, and like the entirety of the Manor it was absolutely rammed ( crowd was 21700)... by feb '64 I was growing a bit and filling out a bit....I didnt get to see the entire match, the only way I could see any of the match, bar a small section of the pitch/action on the edge of the London road end penalty area, was when me Dad hoisted me onto his shoulders( for about 10 minutes at a time( with 10 min breaks in between) ..... me Dad kinda got the timing of the shoulder lifts about right, as I saw all 3 of our goals go in, and the end of match pitch invasion when Big Ron, aka the Tank was chaired off the field( wouldntve wanted to be the ones chairlifting him!.. he wasnt called the Tank lightly!)..... stood on the temporary terrace, not being able to actually see much from there, I discovered a bent nail that hadnt been hammered flat into the wooden board, so I amused n entertained myself by kicking it round and round. Two Chants stick in my mind from that day, it seemed the whole ground was chanting " Oxford, Oxford, Oxford" .... and when it was 2-1 the chant " we want three, we want three" mustve echoed across the whole Oxfordshire county never mind the city!
First Time on a supporters club coach....Our first game in old Division 3( now league 1) after winning promotion in 4th place the previous season. August 21 1965, mustering at the driveway entrance with my Dad and what seemed like thousands, in reality a few hundred I guess, fellow Oxford fans mid-late morning to get on one of the fleet of coaches heading down the A420 for our first ever league meeting with the inbreds, there was even a Del boy type rosette seller doing a roaring trade before the coaches set off!....( for the record Me and my Dad stood on the Stratton Bank at the Skip, the result was a 0-0 draw..... in front of a 20,000+ crowd....I sha'n't mention the return fixture, Scum's first visit to the Manor, except to say a then record league crowd for the Manor of over 16,000 packed into the Manor for that one!....eclipsed in 1968 when nearly 18,000 watched a 0-0 draw in a Good Friday game again, that was also the first time I saw any real animosity,...a bit of heated jostling and shoving ( thats all it was in 1968) between rival fans at the Manor. Promotion to division 2( now The Championship) after only 6 seasons was won as Champions that season. Oxford United's 'mascot' paraded round the pitch perimiter after the final home game of that campaign with small fire works going of in his football supporters rattle ( ask ya grandads kids! :-)), a 1-0 win over Southport.
Random early Manor memories...On odd occasions meeting my mum ( and then baby sister) after the match in Headington, having a chip supper, and play on the swings n slide in Bury Knowle park, and walking down with my Dad to buy the Green Mail outside the Manor around 6pm.....the times when I went to the Manor with my uncle Roger ( me mums brother....a ST holder in the North Stand these days) instead of me Dad, he'd want to watch the match with his mates from the Cuckoo Lane terrace, so I'd be dispatched into the 'safety' of the boys stand( between the old dressing rooms ...later the Manor club /VIP lounge, with VIP seats on top).... Big Ron exploding out of the dressing rooms at pace, drop kicking the ball in his hand towards the Osler road/London road corner flag, his huge thighs a pinky red colour, and a strange smell ( Wintergreen) hanging in the air for a few minutes into the pre kick off warm up. It seemed that part of Big Rons pre match ritual was to bath in the strong smelling in the stuff...which was intended among other things to stop skin being chaffed.... though memories of The Tank's style of tackling tell me he hide the hide of a Rhino' ...maybe that was what the excess of wintergreen provided for him?... reckon I can still taste Wintergreen at the back of my throat...cheers for that Ron!
I cant remember which match it was, though I can vividly remember Big Ron being booed, when he was sent off after a particularly vicious tackle, ( remember this was the sixties, when football was still a semi full contact sport!)... it was almost unheard of back then for the home team captain to be booed by the home fans....sendings off in any football match were a rarity then too.
Programme sellers and (then as in 1960s style American) cheerleaders/ majorettes of sorts, The Manorettes a group of mini-skirted teenage girls were recruited in the latter sixties, they were a familiar sight, and slightly arousing one to young lads reaching puberty, in thier Gold and black uniforms, very short mini skirts and black knee length boots.... I dont think they paraded about on the pitch pre match for more than a few home games, they were utilised, after a few lacklustre attempts at Americana glitz,to sell programmes and half time draw tickets. Not 100% certain on this, but I think the Manorettes ceased in the very early 1970s ...possibly after a visit from Aston Villa?
Once I got a bit older, and my Dad was taking my younger sister along to matches, the lure of standing in the London Road end with my schoolmates and joing in with songs and chants became too hard to resist, besides I was on the cusp of entering my teens and didnt want to be going to matches with my Dad...and in late '68 early '69 the older lads (at school ..and it seemed everywhere) were getting their hair cut short, wearing button down collar shirts, braces, doc marten boots...the original Skinheads were populating home terraces all across the country, not only did you want to see your team win, defending your home end from invading hoardes with the away team was equally important as the result on the pitch.
Talking of invading hoardes, the home league attendance of the previous season was eclispsed by about 100 or so more for the home game against Derby County in the 68/69 season( managed by Brian Clough, we lost 2-0) ... early arrival of Rams fans saw the London Road occupied until the various crews from Oxford estates regained just over half of our end....... the home game v Millwall a couple of matches earlier was a bit of a heated affair, with several scuffles going off in the London Road, although the notorious Millwall ( many of them east end dockers) were in the London Road, Oxford's younger crowd stood and held thier ground all game...after the match (we lost 2-1) ...the area of the London Road end that had been occupied by Millwall fans masses was a, err, mass of bent crash barriers, and the terrace steps were soaked in p*ss, lazy londoners couldnt be bothered to go to the convieniences under the London Road end stand, instead they emptied thier bladders where they stood! Nice!.... maybe thats where the name Harry the Dog came from? given Millwalls liking for wazzing against posts ( crash barrier posts)
Some of my favorite...or memorable players from the sixties Harry Fearnley keeper who mustve been half man half goat, unbelievably hairy legs!, Ron, The Tank, Atkinson best captain and motivator Oxford United ever had, , Graham Atkinson hot shot goal scoring midfielder, probably had an easier time than most wit big bro Big Ron 'minding' him, , Rodney Smithson creative and skillfull playmaking midfielder, George Kerr attacking midfielder/striker, Johnny Shuker the ultimate utility man, a players player and eventually fans favourite ( Johnny , Johnny Shuker OOh, Ooh), Tony Jones prolific goalscorer, put two past Blackburn Rovers), Maurice Kyle uncompromising, solid centre back, , Cyril Beavon hard tackling hard as nails full back, Colin Clarke tough uncompromising centre back who could play a bit too,, Pat Quartermain strong, solid defender, Colin 'shovelfoot' Harrington, super quick left winger, but in the great Oxford United tradition, didnt put in too many accurate crosses to the box, frequently his cross would sail over the London Road stand or over the back of the Cuckoo lane terrace) folklore claims a gate at the London Road/Osler road corner was left open for him as he had trouble stopping once he'd built up a head of steam running down the left wing, crow fave ( 'He's here, he's there, he's every fuckin' where, Harrington, Harrington" ) a couple of the leess bright kids in the year below me at school belilieved , for a while, that the Us winger had a jacket named after him !!! ....... and from the latter sixties Mickey Bullock traditional old fashioned centre forward, weighed in more than his fair share of goals, Ken Skeen quick and talented winger/ inside right ( attacking midfielder in todays parlance), apparently a 40 fags a day smoker too, got a very memorable and spectacular goal in the late sixties in the last couple of minutes to grab a win from a game we were drawing...against Bournemouth...I think?( Viva Kenny Skeen, Viva Ken Skeen and his foot machine, Viva Viva ..), Davey Sloan tricky, skilful and nippy right winger, Capped for Northern Ireland, played at international level alongside Gorge Best scorer of the winning and only goal, to notch up a rare, win over the inbreds at the Manor, when Scum were defending holders of the league cup, also scored the only goal in the last game of the season (v Southport at the Manor) to guarantee Oxford Utd went up to division 2 as division 3 champions and lastly a player who would be in my all time Oxford United Squad ...'Keeper Jimmy Barron, an impressive total of over 50 clean sheets in 165 games, arguably the best keeper ever to play for Oxford United
next instalment ... the seventies :-)
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Post by SteMerritt on Oct 23, 2014 12:06:13 GMT
I think you could write the book on your own sarge !
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Post by sarge on Oct 23, 2014 12:18:10 GMT
...spooky you should saythat Ste' ...I recently got my first book commision, working on it over the next few months....knocked up my early (vague) Manor memories (above) while taking a break from researching for my book ....( its on the Yate Northern soul allnighters ( and related venues/events) of the 70s and early 80s :-) )
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Post by McVicar on Oct 23, 2014 12:26:50 GMT
Is it just me or when reading these memories from the 60s etc does anybody else only be able to imagine them in black and white!
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Post by SteMerritt on Oct 23, 2014 12:31:41 GMT
...spooky you should saythat Ste' ...I recently got my first book commision, working on it over the next few months....knocked up my early (vague) Manor memories (above) while taking a break from researching for my book ....( its on the Yate Northern soul allnighters ( and related venues/events) of the 70s and early 80s :-) ) Have you seen the Northern Soul film that is out at the moment?
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Post by sihath on Oct 23, 2014 12:36:59 GMT
...spooky you should saythat Ste' ...I recently got my first book commision, working on it over the next few months....knocked up my early (vague) Manor memories (above) while taking a break from researching for my book ....( its on the Yate Northern soul allnighters ( and related venues/events) of the 70s and early 80s :-) ) Have you seen the Northern Soul film that is out at the moment? Here's how to find your Northern Soul "name" Grandfather/mother's christian name, then where you grew up "and the" your first car. Horace Yarnton and the Fiestas.
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Post by sarge on Oct 23, 2014 12:56:34 GMT
...spooky you should saythat Ste' ...I recently got my first book commision, working on it over the next few months....knocked up my early (vague) Manor memories (above) while taking a break from researching for my book ....( its on the Yate Northern soul allnighters ( and related venues/events) of the 70s and early 80s :-) ) Have you seen the Northern Soul film that is out at the moment? sure have ...saw it in Wigan (really) last friday night...cinema was sold out ( as was the club where I spun tunes at the after film party later)- Yate ran for almost as long as Wigan..early '75-'82, as yet has never had the accolades or kudos that the 'Casino has always been given, not even (again as yet) a compilation cd.....yet to those of us in the South in the seventies on the soul scene, Yate was equally as valid as the 'Casino ..... btw there were many, many Oxford Utd fans who regularly went to Yate Film out on dvd for under £10 ...sainsburys kidlington got it on the shelf £7.99 IMO yes, its got a few inaccuracies,it was low budget, but all in all a decent overview of two younish lads discovering the highs and lows of the northern soul scene during its glory years
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Post by sarge on Oct 23, 2014 13:08:39 GMT
Have you seen the Northern Soul film that is out at the moment? Here's how to find your Northern Soul "name" Grandfather/mother's christian name, then where you grew up "and the" your first car. Horace Yarnton and the Fiestas. guess that makes me... George Valerie and the Riley 472s
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Post by sarge on Oct 23, 2014 13:10:56 GMT
Is it just me or when reading these memories from the 60s etc does anybody else only be able to imagine them in black and white! they ARE in black n white(monochrome)...some of the early ones are in Sepia and White
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Post by sihath on Oct 23, 2014 13:16:36 GMT
Here's how to find your Northern Soul "name" Grandfather/mother's christian name, then where you grew up "and the" your first car. Horace Yarnton and the Fiestas. guess that makes me... George Valerie and the Riley 472s Have you used both grandfather and grandmother's name there Sarge? It should be one or the other, then where you grew up, so if you were a Headington boy, you'd be... George Headington and the Rileys or Valerie Headington and the Rileys
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Post by amershamdave on Oct 23, 2014 13:41:12 GMT
guess that makes me... George Valerie and the Riley 472s Have you used both grandfather and grandmother's name there Sarge? It should be one or the other, then where you grew up, so if you were a Headington boy, you'd be... George Headington and the Rileys or Valerie Headington and the Rileys Based on that theory, I'd be Ronnie Rectum and the Jamrags (well, I've been called an ar*ehole and a c*nt many times)
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Post by sarge on Oct 23, 2014 14:25:31 GMT
guess that makes me... George Valerie and the Riley 472s Have you used both grandfather and grandmother's name there Sarge? It should be one or the other, then where you grew up, so if you were a Headington boy, you'd be... George Headington and the Rileys or Valerie Headington and the Rileys I stand corrected, misread the how to bit...oops .... George Headington and the Rileys it is
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Post by 61503 on Oct 23, 2014 14:36:06 GMT
Sidney Didcot and the Metros or Tony Didcot and the Metros! Love Northern Soul names!!
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Post by ZeroTheHero on Oct 23, 2014 14:40:24 GMT
Willie Knowle and the Hornets
Seriously considering a trip to the deed poll office.
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