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Post by botox on Sept 16, 2016 17:01:41 GMT
Where does the MK Dons firm like to fight? Is it behind Nandos or perhaps at the rock climbing centre? Maybe it is in one of the large retail parks at a B&Q or maybe a Carpetright. They hate IKEA cos its yellow and blue
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Post by witneyoldboy on Sept 16, 2016 17:07:32 GMT
I've been looking forward to this fixture ever since their ground was opened in whenever. We've been on a bad losing away run, which has to end sometime. I say it will end here. My score prediction is: Wimbledon Dons 1 Oxford United 2 (Skarz and Dunkley) Att: 10,834 and 3,499 Yellows fans. But its not just the score that fascinates me. The game will be ten minutes late starting, because the ref will get into an argument about being charged £7 for parking. Joe Skarz will run out onto the pitch with a bloodied nose. Not for fighting, but suffering with a 'reluctant bogey'. Simon Eastwood, still not used to having a famous surname, will keep making daft statements, like 'Make my day!' and 'Do ya feel lucky, punk?'. He will be booked for being boring. Both Skarz's and Dunkleys's goals will be candidates for 'goal of the season'. Joe will clear an incoming corner and kick the ball all the way upfield, over their keeper's head. Dunks will head the ball away from another corner and the ball will travel all the way upfield into an empty net, after their dopey goalie came up for the corner. A dog will run onto the pitch with a firework stuck up its arse. One of their floodlights will explode - as will the directors' box. The half-time entertainment will consist of Boris Johnson stood in the middle of the pitch wearing a tutu and telling dirty jokes. A confused Jeremy Corbyn (no story there - he just is). For some unknown reason, there will be a group of Morris dancers in the Directors' box. A flock of migrating ducks will fly over the ground at 4:26pm. At exactly the same time, a hot-dog van will explode, sending sausages everywhere. The vendor will offer a 50% discount. MacDonald will come on as sub, but sneeze everwhere. He will be taken off as a flu-preventing precaution. It will later emerge he was only taking some snuff, to clear his nose. Maquire will miss three penalties. Edwards will fracture his coccyx and Hemmings will put in a transfer request. That just about does it for me Read more: yellowsforum.co.uk/thread/24503/oxford-united-dons-matchday-thread?page=2#ixzz4KRJWKTiHI'll get my coat, too much irony...
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Post by Deleted on Sept 16, 2016 18:25:01 GMT
Good analysis
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Post by bigronaldo on Sept 16, 2016 19:01:26 GMT
I've been looking forward to this fixture ever since their ground was opened in whenever. We've been on a bad losing away run, which has to end sometime. I say it will end here. My score prediction is: Wimbledon Dons 1 Oxford United 2 (Skarz and Dunkley) Att: 10,834 and 3,499 Yellows fans. But its not just the score that fascinates me. The game will be ten minutes late starting, because the ref will get into an argument about being charged £7 for parking. Joe Skarz will run out onto the pitch with a bloodied nose. Not for fighting, but suffering with a 'reluctant bogey'. Simon Eastwood, still not used to having a famous surname, will keep making daft statements, like 'Make my day!' and 'Do ya feel lucky, punk?'. He will be booked for being boring. Both Skarz's and Dunkleys's goals will be candidates for 'goal of the season'. Joe will clear an incoming corner and kick the ball all the way upfield, over their keeper's head. Dunks will head the ball away from another corner and the ball will travel all the way upfield into an empty net, after their dopey goalie came up for the corner. A dog will run onto the pitch with a firework stuck up its arse. One of their floodlights will explode - as will the directors' box. The half-time entertainment will consist of Boris Johnson stood in the middle of the pitch wearing a tutu and telling dirty jokes. A confused Jeremy Corbyn (no story there - he just is). For some unknown reason, there will be a group of Morris dancers in the Directors' box. A flock of migrating ducks will fly over the ground at 4:26pm. At exactly the same time, a hot-dog van will explode, sending sausages everywhere. The vendor will offer a 50% discount. MacDonald will come on as sub, but sneeze everwhere. He will be taken off as a flu-preventing precaution. It will later emerge he was only taking some snuff, to clear his nose. Maquire will miss three penalties. Edwards will fracture his coccyx and Hemmings will put in a transfer request. That just about does it for me Read more: yellowsforum.co.uk/thread/24503/oxford-united-dons-matchday-thread?page=2#ixzz4KRJWKTiHI'll get my coat, too much irony... Well, that will mess with amersham daves mojo for sure!
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Post by c4repzox4 on Sept 16, 2016 21:09:07 GMT
3. 1 to the yellows Johnson (2) hemmings (1) 3880 oxford
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Post by The Fence End on Sept 16, 2016 21:42:09 GMT
They haven't won at home since March, we haven't won an away point yet this season - I think it'll be a draw.
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Post by cornishox on Sept 16, 2016 23:00:13 GMT
Gonna say 1-1 sercombe with a late equaliser. 4043 away fans
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Post by makv on Sept 17, 2016 0:00:45 GMT
Where does the MK Dons firm like to fight? Is it behind Nandos or perhaps at the rock climbing centre? Maybe it is in one of the large retail parks at a B&Q or maybe a Carpetright. They hate IKEA cos its yellow and blue But it's definitely not a derby. No sir.
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Post by tonto on Sept 17, 2016 0:34:28 GMT
3-1 to us
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Post by The Fence End on Sept 17, 2016 7:18:37 GMT
It's a local derby for us North Oxon sorts! Attachments:
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Post by mcf86 on Sept 17, 2016 7:52:51 GMT
Their pitch don't look great!
Think we'll Moove the ball around quickly, and as long as we don't Friesian in the atmosphere created by the travelling yellow army - we'll beat the heifers!!
Concrete cows 1 Ox 3.
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Post by fourthstand on Sept 17, 2016 8:19:51 GMT
And watch out for the brown penalty spot.....
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Post by behindthegoal on Sept 17, 2016 8:41:00 GMT
What size steak are you willing to bet..will the ref be an udder disgrace???
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Post by Gary Baldi on Sept 17, 2016 11:12:27 GMT
It should be a good game, but we need to start well and not be intimidated. After last week, shouldn't be a concern
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Post by bluealice on Sept 17, 2016 11:43:24 GMT
It's MacDonald and Maguire actually, just so you know. As for the game, I'll go for 3-0 Oxford and a hat trick for Ryan Taylor. Anyone else think we could see Ryan Leadsome start alongside Sercombe and Lundstrum? Have to say I feel sorry for Ruffles in a way - we've added to an already strong centre midfield so he's unlikely to play there and now that Scarz is back at left back, he's on the fringes again there too. Wow - talk about irony ! Who are Lundstrum (sic), Scarz (sic), Leadsome (sic) and Ruffles (sic) Surely they can't all be unwell
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Post by cass63 on Sept 17, 2016 12:29:20 GMT
I've been looking forward to this fixture ever since their ground was opened in whenever. We've been on a bad losing away run, which has to end sometime. I say it will end here. My score prediction is: Wimbledon Dons 1 Oxford United 2 (Skarz and Dunkley) Att: 10,834 and 3,499 Yellows fans. But its not just the score that fascinates me. The game will be ten minutes late starting, because the ref will get into an argument about being charged £7 for parking. Joe Skarz will run out onto the pitch with a bloodied nose. Not for fighting, but suffering with a 'reluctant bogey'. Simon Eastwood, still not used to having a famous surname, will keep making daft statements, like 'Make my day!' and 'Do ya feel lucky, punk?'. He will be booked for being boring. Both Skarz's and Dunkleys's goals will be candidates for 'goal of the season'. Joe will clear an incoming corner and kick the ball all the way upfield, over their keeper's head. Dunks will head the ball away from another corner and the ball will travel all the way upfield into an empty net, after their dopey goalie came up for the corner. A dog will run onto the pitch with a firework stuck up its arse. One of their floodlights will explode - as will the directors' box. The half-time entertainment will consist of Boris Johnson stood in the middle of the pitch wearing a tutu and telling dirty jokes. A confused Jeremy Corbyn (no story there - he just is). For some unknown reason, there will be a group of Morris dancers in the Directors' box. A flock of migrating ducks will fly over the ground at 4:26pm. At exactly the same time, a hot-dog van will explode, sending sausages everywhere. The vendor will offer a 50% discount. MacDonald will come on as sub, but sneeze everwhere. He will be taken off as a flu-preventing precaution. It will later emerge he was only taking some snuff, to clear his nose. Maquire will miss three penalties. Edwards will fracture his coccyx and Hemmings will put in a transfer request. That just about does it for me Read more: yellowsforum.co.uk/thread/24503/oxford-united-dons-matchday-thread?page=2#ixzz4KRJWKTiHI'll get my coat, too much irony... Well, that will mess with amersham daves mojo for sure!
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Post by malcolmnl on Sept 17, 2016 13:04:03 GMT
Afternoon folks, back to business as normal today, including half-time cocoa for Mr Cannell and Mr Read. Well at least for one week, off on holiday Wednesday so will miss the Charlton match.
Today is not a must-win match, just a be-great-to-win match. And win we will! My forecast, for what it's worth, is 2-0 to the mighty yellows.
COME ON YOU YELLOWS
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Post by RCYellowRC on Sept 17, 2016 13:05:51 GMT
Unchanged side from Swindon, only change is on the bench with Tyler Roberts in for Hemmings who has a tight hamstring.
COYY
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Post by mojofilter on Sept 17, 2016 13:21:38 GMT
Feeling good. I am predicting a healthy win with Mugwire scoring
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Post by manorlounger on Sept 17, 2016 13:38:17 GMT
Has to be said, this is a very good stadium. And, it does look good with so many yellows!!
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Post by dubaiyellow on Sept 17, 2016 13:40:17 GMT
3 in a row? - We are playing better with each week and with the yellow army out in force why not!
MKD 1 - 3 OUFC
Maguire, Johnson and Lundstram
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Post by outsidethebox on Sept 17, 2016 13:44:15 GMT
Much as I despise everything MK Dons stand for, the ground is really good. Lower tier concourse overlooks the pitch - very well designed.
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Post by mcf86 on Sept 17, 2016 13:51:11 GMT
Has to be said, this is a very good stadium. And, it does look good with so many yellows!! Hopefully it will inspire the lads to new heights!! Listening out for a rendition of 'I wish I was home - MK's a sh1t hole'
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Post by makv on Sept 17, 2016 13:54:30 GMT
Much as I despise everything MK Dons stand for, the ground is really good. Lower tier concourse overlooks the pitch - very well designed. Don't you think it's just too big though? But yeah, a similar venue for us, with maybe 20,000 capacity would be nice…
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Post by oufcyellows on Sept 17, 2016 13:55:29 GMT
What is the capacity there ?
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Post by fourthstand on Sept 17, 2016 13:58:31 GMT
30,500 I read. Highest was just over 20k for a league game
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Post by mcf86 on Sept 17, 2016 13:59:10 GMT
What is the capacity there ? 30,000
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Post by hackneyjack on Sept 17, 2016 13:59:49 GMT
Anyone know how many tickets we sold in end? Walk ins today will be about 800 I reckon.
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Post by johnox37en on Sept 17, 2016 14:00:47 GMT
Afternoon all. Same team, same result will do for me.
COME ON YOU YELLOWS
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Post by osleroad on Sept 17, 2016 14:05:12 GMT
Hemmings not on the bench what's the goss? Or range of options now
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