Squad
Appearances
sorting
Goalkeeper
21 Wayne Brown England 14/01/1977
1 Ryan Clarke England 30/04/1982
34 Max Crocombe New Zealand 12/08/1993
31 Emiliano Martínez Argentina 02/09/1992
Connor Ripley England 13/02/1993
Defender
2 Damian Batt England 16/09/1984
26 Liam Davis England 23/11/1986
5 Michael Duberry England 14/10/1975
Ryan James England 20/09/1989
30 Sam Long England 16/01/1995
3 Anthony Tonkin England 17/01/1980
16 Andy Whing England 20/09/1984
22 Harry Worley England 25/11/1988
6 Jake Wright England 11/03/1986
Midfielder
17 Tony Capaldi Northern Ireland 12/08/1981
7 Adam Chapman Northern Ireland 29/11/1989
29 Tom Craddock England 14/10/1986
14 Asa Hall England 29/11/1986
8 Simon Heslop England 01/05/1987
18 Steven Kinniburgh Scotland 13/06/1989
20 Peter Leven Scotland 27/09/1983
4 Paul McLaren England 17/11/1976
27 Cristian Montaño Colombia 11/12/1991
15 Alfie Potter England 09/01/1989
24 Mark Wilson England 09/02/1979
Forward
9 James Constable England 04/10/1984
33 Matthew Fletcher Australia 12/05/1992
19 Oli Johnson England 06/11/1987
32 Tyrone Marsh England 24/12/1993
11 Jon-Paul Pittman Senegal 24/10/1986
23 Scott Rendell England 21/10/1986
Manager
Chris Wilder England 23/09/1967

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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