Paul Brayson.

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09-04-23, 20:16
Tuerto

Paul Brayson.

Now manager at Newcastle Benfield who are plying their trade at the 8th level of the English Pyramid system. He joined them as a player in 2013 and has score 281 goals in 246 games, and still playing at 45. Yeah, i know, but still impressive. I always liked him as a player, the same way i liked Danny Hill and Matt Brazier (During his loan spell) But you sort of knew that there was something missing. Just putting it out there :hehe: Source-Wiki.
09-04-23, 20:32
SLUDGE FACTORY

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Originally Posted by Tuerto

Now manager at Newcastle Benfield who are plying their trade at the 8th level of the English Pyramid system. He joined them as a player in 2013 and has score 281 goals in 246 games, and still playing at 45. Yeah, i know, but still impressive. I always liked him as a player, the same way i liked Danny Hill and Matt Brazier (During his loan spell) But you sort of knew that there was something missing. Just putting it out there :hehe: Source-Wiki.

Brayson was a useful utility forward

Played a blinder in the Leeds fa Cup win
09-04-23, 20:33
Wash DC Blue

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Originally Posted by Tuerto

Now manager at Newcastle Benfield who are plying their trade at the 8th level of the English Pyramid system. He joined them as a player in 2013 and has score 281 goals in 246 games, and still playing at 45. Yeah, i know, but still impressive. I always liked him as a player, the same way i liked Danny Hill and Matt Brazier (During his loan spell) But you sort of knew that there was something missing. Just putting it out there :hehe: Source-Wiki.

Matt Brazier was a brief phenom!
09-04-23, 20:35
Steve the Tea

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Don Cowie is Malky's No 2 at Ross Co.

StT.
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09-04-23, 20:38
Tuerto

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Originally Posted by Wash DC Blue

Matt Brazier was a brief phenom!

Yes, i really liked him, and then he signed a permanent deal. I'll raise you a Winston Faerber, anyone remember the stormer he played against Oxford away, 1998 season, might have been 2nd game of the season? ****ing downhill from there.
09-04-23, 20:39
Tuerto

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Originally Posted by Steve the Tea

Don Cowie is Malky's No 2 at Ross Co.

StT.
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This is the type of info we need more of.
09-04-23, 20:54
SLUDGE FACTORY

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Originally Posted by Tuerto

Yes, i really liked him, and then he signed a permanent deal. I'll raise you a Winston Faerber, anyone remember the stormer he played against Oxford away, 1998 season, might have been 2nd game of the season? ****ing downhill from there.

We had thousands at Oxford that day

It was blistering hot

First away of the season ?
09-04-23, 21:03
Tuerto

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Originally Posted by SLUDGE FACTORY

We had thousands at Oxford that day

It was blistering hot

First away of the season ?

I think so, the old Manor ground in Headington, i think the Britannia pub was smashed up by some of our lot. It was certainly August time.
09-04-23, 21:07
SLUDGE FACTORY

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Originally Posted by Tuerto

I think so, the old Manor ground in Headington, i think the Britannia pub was smashed up by some of our lot. It was certainly August time.

Mid August, first away I think

Most of our fans were leathered

It was the other home pub on Headington High Street I think
09-04-23, 21:16
Pedro de la Rosa

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Originally Posted by Tuerto

This is the type of info we need more of.

Roger Johnson is manager of Brackley in the National League North.
09-04-23, 21:19
Tuerto

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Originally Posted by SLUDGE FACTORY

Mid August, first away I think

Most of our fans were leathered

It was the other home pub on Headington High Street I think

That would have been the royal standard or the white horse. I was stuck up there for 6 months working.
09-04-23, 21:20
Tuerto

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Originally Posted by Pedro de la Rosa

Roger Johnson is manager of Brackley in the National League North.

This is what we like :hehe: He had his head up his own arse.
09-04-23, 21:48
Pedro de la Rosa

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Originally Posted by Tuerto

This is what we like :hehe: He had his head up his own arse.

Oh Roger didn't lack self belief :hehe:
09-04-23, 22:13
Captain_Sensible

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Originally Posted by Pedro de la Rosa

Roger Johnson is manager of Brackley in the National League North.

He was sacked yesterday
09-04-23, 22:29
Mario Miethig

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I remember Brayson scoring a vital goal in a top of the table clash v Chesterfield. He was a good little player.
09-04-23, 22:54
SLUDGE FACTORY

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Originally Posted by Mario Miethig

I remember Brayson scoring a vital goal in a top of the table clash v Chesterfield. He was a good little player.

He was
09-04-23, 22:55
SLUDGE FACTORY

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Originally Posted by Tuerto

That would have been the royal standard or the white horse. I was stuck up there for 6 months working.

Nice place Headington but Oxford had a few rough areas
10-04-23, 06:10
splott parker

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Bit of football trivia, the name ‘Oxford’ United has only been the club’s name since 1960, it was previously Headington United, elected to the league in 1962, taking the place of the bankrupt Accrington Stanley.
10-04-23, 06:58
splott parker

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Originally Posted by splott parker

Bit of football trivia, the name ‘Oxford’ United has only been the club’s name since 1960, it was previously Headington United, elected to the league in 1962, taking the place of the bankrupt Accrington Stanley.

Forgot to add that when Oxford were relegated out of the League in 2006, ironically, Accrington Stanley were one of the two who replaced them.
10-04-23, 07:02
Pedro de la Rosa

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Originally Posted by splott parker

Forgot to add that when Oxford were relegated out of the League in 2006, ironically, Accrington Stanley were one of the two who replaced them.

What a coincidence. Thanks for posting :thumbup:
10-04-23, 07:26
poc

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Originally Posted by SLUDGE FACTORY

We had thousands at Oxford that day

It was blistering hot

First away of the season ?

it was great day out
10-04-23, 07:29
Mr Soul '68

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Originally Posted by Tuerto

Yes, i really liked him, and then he signed a permanent deal. I'll raise you a Winston Faerber, anyone remember the stormer he played against Oxford away, 1998 season, might have been 2nd game of the season? ****ing downhill from there.

Yep, a great 3-2 win! I really thought we would do well that season, instead of nose diving straight back to the dungeon
10-04-23, 08:18
Tuerto

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Mike Ford was manager of Oxford City, who are just down the road from where the Manor Ground was, He's now manager at Evesham United who play in The Southern League.
10-04-23, 15:10
Cardiff-Cal

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10-04-23, 15:12
Cardiff-Cal

Re: Paul Brayson.

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Originally Posted by Tuerto

Yes, i really liked him, and then he signed a permanent deal. I'll raise you a Winston Faerber, anyone remember the stormer he played against Oxford away, 1998 season, might have been 2nd game of the season? ****ing downhill from there.

Who?
10-04-23, 15:13
Cardiff-Cal

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By the way. Matt Brazier has sadly passed away a few years ago.

I assume most of you know but just in case you didn’t.

Died in 2019, lost battle with cancer.
10-04-23, 20:00
SLUDGE FACTORY

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Originally Posted by Cardiff-Cal

By the way. Matt Brazier has sadly passed away a few years ago.

I assume most of you know but just in case you didn’t.

Died in 2019, lost battle with cancer.

Christ

Young guy
10-04-23, 20:42
the other bob wilson

Re: Paul Brayson.

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Originally Posted by Tuerto

Yes, i really liked him, and then he signed a permanent deal. I'll raise you a Winston Faerber, anyone remember the stormer he played against Oxford away, 1998 season, might have been 2nd game of the season? ****ing downhill from there.

Back in the days when Frankie Burrows thought Jason Fowler was a sweeper.

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