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Goalkeeper
Bradie Clarke England 26/05/1986
Chris Tardif Northern Ireland 20/06/1981
William Turley England 15/07/1973
Defender
Jon Ashton England 04/10/1982
Adam Garner England 07/12/1984
Ebeli M'Bombo Congo DR 11/09/1980
David MacKay Scotland 02/05/1980
Lee Molyneaux England 16/01/1983
Matt Robinson England 23/12/1974
Leo Roget England 01/08/1977
Dave Woozley England 06/12/1979
Midfielder
Danny Brown England 12/09/1980
Paul Burton England
33 Lucas Cominelli Argentina 25/12/1976
Emiliano Díaz Argentina 22/06/1983
Mark E'Beyer England 21/09/1984
Stuart Gray Scotland 18/12/1973
Chris Hackett England 01/03/1983
Amine Karam France 03/01/1984
Lee Mansell England 23/09/1982
8 Tommy Mooney England 11/08/1971
Barry Quinn Ireland 09/05/1979
Juan Raponi Argentina 07/05/1982
Paul Wanless England 14/12/1973
Tom Winters England 11/12/1985
Robert Wolleaston England 21/12/1979
Forward
Steve Basham England 02/12/1977
Billy Beechers England 01/06/1987
Lee Bradbury England 03/07/1975
Jamie Brooks England 12/08/1983
Simon Cox Ireland 28/04/1987
12 Craig Davies Wales 09/01/1986
Danny Morgan England 04/11/1984
22 David Oldfield England 30/05/1968
Manager
Brian Talbot England 21/07/1953

Oxford United

Oxford United
Oxford United
Oxford United Football Club
 
Country: England
Founded: 1893
stadium: Kassam Stadium
Homepage: www.oufc.co.uk
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