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Oxford's "casuals" call themselves the South Midlands Hit Squad. Hope that helps

What on earth happened at Yeovil? National League is about their level but National South a few years after being in the Championship is pretty mad

Spot on, it's always the fans of middling and struggling clubs in the league getting on their high horse with the "null the season" bollocks. Carry on this season when we finally can and it's safe. Simple. You can't say after over 30 games that it was all for nothing. Grossly unfair.

I hope all posters on here and their families stay safe in these testing times

According to the older lot Oxford taking the Clown End was a regular occurrence :cool1:

Son of Bercow

They're isolated and scared in Wuhan, just like you lot on derby day!

Brexit and the Tories are rent free in your head. Superb.

You don't understand Coronavirus.

promote Oxford as the best placed play-off team IMHO

I am convinced tinpot sides like Fleetwood "pad out" their away numbers by encouraging staff and players to give freebies to their mates in the away ends. Case in point, only 13 Accrington fans paid to watch them at Oxford on a Tuesday night a few weeks ago, the rest were freebies. If we only...

Moronic ageism. The lack of respect for the elderly in this country is astounding.

Season suspended more likely in the EFL due to clubs relying on ticket money

Saw a picture on twitter, looked like 10!

How many did fleetwood bring?

Class. Saw a picture of Fleetwood at Pompey on Twitter, around 10 of them

True, must be quite surreal for Bolton fans, they'll be playing a division below Accrington next season and playing Barrow, Salford and Crawley next season. It's a funny ol game

Great following by accy standards that? They took about 40 to oxford recently

Accrington Stanley - A club in a deepest Lancashire town that time forgot. They serve a great purpose as a bench mark for fans of teams that have had success in the past but now find themselves in League One, "a few years ago we were playing (insert big club name here) and now we're getting...

Gillingham is an interesting club really, there is a massive non-league scene in Kent with some big non-league clubs (Dover, Maidstone) but only you guys in the football league. But then I always do think Medway is a bit different from the rest of Kent. I've been to Priestfield a couple of times...