Agreed. This is our biggest game of the season potentially. One lucky draw and we increase our stock again.

Horlicks??

Tbh the more posts of yours I read, the more of a complete **** I think you are.

There still seems to be confusion about the difference between buying in advance/walk up and online/in person. I also buy in advance - season ticket + got my Oxford ticket last week so super-organised. Both done in person. My objection is to a £2 surcharge on online payment (£4 for 2), as I simply don't trust online payments. I feel I'm being penalised for that.

Micheal wrote:argus

When did they say that?

was on the front page I recall seeing it on a board somewhere then when I read it it came out with the rest of it as I said I got no issue with a price rise just b straight about it it's the old small print stunt ............... do you by any chance no what a Bassey is ? Cheers in advance

I buy mine online because I have the facility to do so, the price has gone down from last season, there is also a £1 donation facility for the Academy on there when you purchase ( this can be removed if you wish ) personally I leave it on because it helps the club and I'm still better off than last season.

its always a gamble making too many changes

penycwm county wrote:its always a gamble making too many changes

Agreed, but can also be a gamble leaving fit players on the bench for too long getting rusty? Those are the decisions managers get well paid to make.

Chance to get into the next round and earn a decent tie. I'd go strongest available, except swap Day for Townsend and maybe bring in O'Brien to give one of the backline a rest, and give O'Brien some game time too.

I doubt if Oxford will make many changes given they won their first league game on Saturday. They've got a young, talented midfielder (Baptiste) who's a bit like Bakkinson. 2 very quick attacking midfielders (Browne, on loan from West Ham & Whyte who they bought from Ireland and who is raw but skillful).

Defensively they're clueless are badly organised and concede loads which is odd because, on paper, each defender is quality. They don't have an out and out centre forward but I expect James Henry to be the main attacking threat as the other forwards are all goal shy.

I haven't a clue who will win tomorrow. There's undoubtedly more talent throughout the Oxford side but I think County's team ethos could pull them through.

Looking forward to it.

Think there will be a few changes, maybe Townsend, O'Brien, Matt, Cooper will get a run out

There should be changes to place confidence in the squad with Townsend ,Cooper and O'brien starting.Competition for places is 'key'.

Do we have permission to cup tie our loan players?

Amberexile wrote:Do we have permission to cup tie our loan players?

Bristol City are already out. Doubt Cardiff will still be in the competition by the time January comes around.

Amberexile wrote:Do we have permission to cup tie our loan players?

Tyreeq,Semenyo and Cooper all played in the last round.