Squad
Appearances
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Goalkeeper
1 Simon Eastwood England 26/06/1989
41 Max Harris England 14/09/1999
13 Scott Shearer Scotland 15/02/1981
27 Jack Stevens England 02/08/1997
Defender
4 Rob Dickie England 03/03/1996
3 Luke Garbutt England 21/05/1993
46 Nico Jones Ireland 03/02/2002
23 Sam Long England 16/01/1995
15 John Mousinho England 30/04/1986
5 Curtis Nelson England 21/05/1993
Midfielder
26 Shandon Baptiste Grenada 08/04/1998
8 Cameron Brannagan England 09/05/1996
11 Samir Carruthers Ireland 04/04/1993
6 Jamie Hanson England 10/11/1995
32 Aaron Heap Northern Ireland 14/05/2000
17 James Henry England 10/06/1989
40 Ahmed Kashi France 18/11/1988
21 Malachi Napa England 26/05/1999
14 Josh Ruffels England 23/10/1993
24 Mark Sykes Northern Ireland 04/08/1997
Forward
43 Fábio Lopes Portugal 07/12/2001
18 Jordan Graham England 05/03/1995
7 Robert Hall England 20/10/1993
42 Owen James England 13/10/2000
47 Kyran Lofthouse England 21/10/2000
19 Jamie Mackie Scotland 22/09/1985
20 Jonathan Obika England 12/09/1990
9 Jerome Sinclair England 20/09/1996
38 Jonté Smith Bermuda 10/07/1994
44 Slavi Spasov Bulgaria 31/12/2001
16 Gavin Whyte Northern Ireland 31/01/1996
Manager
Karl Robinson England 13/09/1980
Ass. Manager
Shaun Derry England 06/12/1977
Derek Fazackerley England 22/05/1952
Goalkeeping Coach
Wayne Brown England 14/01/1977
Athletic Coach
Chris Short England 09/05/1970

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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