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๐จ New pod! ๐๏ธ Listen as we review the start of the season, talk players, Cambridge, #ouwfc, and stadium. COYY! ๐๐#oufc #OxfordUnited
Apple - t.ly/FVOp5
Spotify - t.ly/I2fRG
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Mo Missanga with his family out chilling on the Cowley Road last night. His siblings so proud they were both wearing shirts with his name on. Lovely lad, there was something special seeing that in the heart of our city.
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Mo Missangaโs goal for Oxford United vs Leicester City โฝ๏ธ ๐ก
Look at those away limbs ๐
#OUFC #LeicesterCity #LCFC
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@bbcoxfordsport togetherness is a very Oxford United trait.
Be it a Play off push, fighting against ridiculous Stadium delays, Fax machine glitches or not having two bob to our name. Togetherness is what we do.
Well done to Ramsey for getting that vibe so quickly. ๐๐๐๐๐
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As a fan base we sure as hell need to support the manager and players this season. This is the squad weโve got, they probably deep down mostly donโt want to be at our club due to the financial shite. Showing support by not jumping down their throats if things go wrong would help
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2am kick off, the Azteca, Bellingham and Kane, 10 men, Burn heading a million crosses away, Wonderwall, Kaneโs interview, Henderson breaking his arm in the celebrations.
In twenty years, weโre probably looking back on this as the most iconic England match ever.
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On Fatherโs Day today, my thoughts are with the thousands and thousands of dads who are kept away from their children purely because of malicious lies and a family court system that discriminates against men based on outdated and false assumptions.
Years and years. Tens of thousands of pounds. Bankruptcy. Horrific mental health struggles.
British men are put through hell.
Of course there are bad fathers, as there as bad mothers, nobody is saying otherwise - but there is no doubt in my mind that the system actively works against dads.
For decades, the role of fathers has been downplayed and underestimated - thatโs reflected in the rotten family courts.
Fathers wait months to get a hearing, false allegations mean the child is taken away from them entirely. All based on one personโs word, when clearly emotions are running high.
It costs a fortune. Many men have been bankrupted trying to seeing their children.
Some of the stories I have heard from affected men are nightmarish. It does affect mums too, although clearly not in the same numbers.
It is torture. No other word for it.
None of this is about downplaying the importance of mothers (obviously) and of course there are many men (as there are women) who should not be in their childrenโs lives. But it has clearly swung too far, and that needs to be reversed.
That is what a Restore Britain Government will do.
Give decent and honest fathers a fair chance to be in their childrenโs lives.
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This street in Bristol was told by their local council that they are NOT allowed to have England flags up during the World Cupโฆ๐ด๓ ง๓ ข๓ ฅ๓ ฎ๓ ง๓ ฟโ
They put them up anyway๐๐๐
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Side note
I hope William the young Southampton intern that got caught with the filming is okay and has people around him
As the magnitude of the actions he took, presumably under instruction by higher people at the club is truly disgusting that he was put in that position
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That is a devastating result.
We all know the importance of that game
But we can all agree the importance we can make in these last few games to get this team over the line.
Weโve waited 25 years to be here
Make your voice counted in the fight for the remaining games
We need it.
#OUFC #YellowDivision
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Abingdon United, a special mention for you.
The tragic loss of some great people that escape grief, pain, depression, trauma, and other reasons through suicide continues to happen at an alarming rate.
There isn't a simple fix, but the love, hope, and kindness Abingdon United as individuals and as a football club have shown during this tragic time, is inspirational and they are a credit to our county. It won't have been easy, and we are grateful to them for showing us that there is hope and support, and people do really care when maybe we think they don't.
Society has to do more. The government has to do more. There has to be better research and understanding. We are all here to listen and help, but we aren't experts. We need more help so we can make a difference when a fellow human being feels like ending their life is the only option. Very subtle warning signs may be there that we don't pick up on.
Improve mental health funding and research around suicide. General mental health issues can be solved with talking therapies and coping strategies. But when things are more serious than that, much more needs to be available to those in that position, and for friends and family to have the necessary information to make sure the authorities do more to save lives of the people we love.
So many people in our county are close to ending their lives. This needs to be taken much more seriously. Jack won't be the last. Please help us.
Abingdon United and Oxford United, thank you for showing that you care ๐
Our friend Badge ๐ซถ
Tonight we will all come together at The Northcourt to remember one of our own
Please support each other & know itโs okay not to be okay, support is out there ๐๐
youtu.be/wimLT6vbzK8?si=NOjRโฆ
@MindCharity @samaritans
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Tonight, we are United for Badge.
Tonight, we are United for Jack's family and friends.
Tonight, we are United in showing how much we care about anyone struggling.
Tonight, we are United in grief.
Tonight, Abingdon and Oxford are United.
Tonight, please be there ๐
Our friend Badge ๐ซถ
Tonight we will all come together at The Northcourt to remember one of our own
Please support each other & know itโs okay not to be okay, support is out there ๐๐
youtu.be/wimLT6vbzK8?si=NOjRโฆ
@MindCharity @samaritans
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Touching tributes to a special man today at the amazing club he loved @OUFCOfficial ๐๐
