I wonder who is selecting the opposition for these friendlies?
John Craven
I remember going there in 2003/2004 for Bill Halsey memorial cup we won on penalties I believe. Someone correct me if any of that is wrong.
Got quite a soft spot for Oxford. Had some great players over the years and one of the better Club Crest shineys in the panini sticker albums!
Next up to be confirmed, Nuneaton away!
I wonder who is selecting the opposition for these friendlies?
Luton, Oxford... someone looking at ££££ and minimising travel costs and picking local-ish lg2 sides
Kenilworth Road has character but is long past it and Luton is a toilet. Oxford is a nice place but crap for football. The Kassam is quite a way from the centre and has nothing near it. Bit like Shrewsbury I suppose.
That is football stadiums, either old and decrepit but in the centre or new and plush but isolated.
Sometimes yes but not always. Wembley, Ricoh, Emirates, Stadium:MK, Keepmoat, Eastlands, Proact and Pride Park are eight of the most modern stadiums in the country and all have places to eat and drink along with other leisure facilities nearby. Within the next few years you can add the Olympic Stadium and White Hart Lane ii to the list.
There's a big leisure complex with bars and eateries on the site. Plus lots of free parking. Be prepared though for a long sit in the car after the match.
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