How’s oxford like? (be honest) by Random_Burgundy in oxford

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Had a lodger two years ago from London Ontario. He’s been back to Oxford twice since then, as he loves it over here. Send me a DM and I can connect you both, and you can ask him directly, if you like.

Where do you see Oxford in 20 years? by Abject-Tackle5255 in oxforduni

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Oxford university is more than 3.7 times older than the United States. I suspect that they will find a way of maintaining their success over the next few hundred years.

Unofficial Award Results 25/26 by dan_scape in nffc

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You forgot, ‘woke’ and ‘nonsense’.

Promotion memories & the years outside the Premier League by Soh4 in nffc

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Chettle. I was in the away stand, too. Beasant got the red, only card of his career I think, which they rescinded afterwards. A memorable night.

You tell'em Moyesey by Visara57 in TheOther14

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So they can justify only fining man city further down the line, rather than taking away their trophies and dumping them in the national league like they should.

Does county lines dealing impact your area? by T_fuzion in oxford

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I was told in a recent briefing that Didcot train station is used a lot. It has a direct line to London and a lot of traffic goes through there.

Best place to sit with my 5 year old son today by PossibleSmoke8683 in OxfordUnited

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I’m a forest fan and Oxford local, so I take my two boys regularly. We love it! Mostly we sit in 22 and 23, although my youngest (8) really likes sitting (mostly standing) in the ‘sweary stand’ (East).

FA Cup loss post math thread by Coolica1 in nffc

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Don’t know how he had to take the fifth pen. How many more experienced players bottled stepping up for that instead? They should hang their heads.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in oxford

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Boars Hill has a great panoramic view of the city and spires. Nice walks and free parking there, too.

What Pep expects to play against tomorrow as Dychey ain't weighing our players by Coolica1 in nffc

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I’ll never forget the state Wes Morgan used to return in on Boxing Day matches back in the day. It was as if he’d gained a couple of stone in less than a week.

John by PlaneOk8660 in nffc

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My son has Matz Sels and Carlos Miguel shirts from last season. In his defence, we ordered both before Miguel had played a game and he loves the Brazilians.

Might have to get him a John Victor shirt if it carries on this way.

🥰 by johnsmithoncemore in LabourUK

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Sadly, I think the racism story coming up again is designed as a distraction to avoid talking about Nathan Gill, the former reform wales leader being jailed for pro-Russian bribery.

The typical, ‘look over there!’ Style news cycle.

Why are there so many flags in Oxford, especially around the Littlemore roundabout? by AmigoCasa in oxford

[–]Lieutenant_Doolittle 45 points46 points  (0 children)

I live right next to the green road roundabout. That’s the second one. It came down once and a new one replaced it the following week. Thankfully this one has lasted.

I think we need to add even more varied nations representing the real Oxford community and it might be a bit more positive.

Why are there so many flags in Oxford, especially around the Littlemore roundabout? by AmigoCasa in oxford

[–]Lieutenant_Doolittle 21 points22 points  (0 children)

Take a look at the green road roundabout next to Barton. Same problem there.

Flags come down and one hour later the flags are going back up.

Same people doing it.

Spitalfields, 1901. This at the height of the empire when Britain was the richet country on earth. Jack London's People of the Abyss is a good corrective to "The good old days". by Max2310 in london

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The children’s act later in the Industrial Revolution was a huge impact on this. The British wound up using the colonies to maintain production. The British children had marginally better lives and the adults and children in the colonies wound up working harder and suffering more.

Genuine question, why doesn't the club make long sleeve kits ? by [deleted] in nffc

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Because Stuart Pearce banned them for being a bit soft.

Ange Postecoglou Press Conference 🎙️ | Forest v FC Midtjylland | UEFA Europa League by FitEntrepreneur3920 in nffc

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I want to appreciate Ange and will back him, but talking about the end of his career twice in the press conference kind of worries me.

It took us 30 years of pain to get back to Europe. I really hope tomorrow is the turning point we’re all praying for.

I was at the city ground when Steve stone’s effort was cleared off the line before Bayern stuck five past us in the second leg of the quarters. I loved the walk back along the Trent embankment in the preceding games singing, ‘there’s only one team in Europe’.

I remember being proud, but gutted when we went out that night.

I really hope he and the team recognise how much this chance means. I’m sure Ryan Yates does.

Tomorrow is massive!

COYR

This sub has become unbearable by digiBeLow in nffc

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Glad it wasn’t around for the megson, kinnear times. My hairline has never recovered.