Oxford United legend Matty Taylor joins the pod to relive his rollercoaster time at the club: from early setbacks to becoming one of Oxford United's leading scorers of all time.

He reflects on key teammates, iconic goals (including against Man City), lockdown, injuries, and what it meant to score 64 goals for his hometown club.

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#OUFC's wild win at Bristol City has got Dan and Matt overexcited. We discuss BDK's brilliance; two good old fashioned strikers; Matt remembers the best goalkeeping debut ever; and we have a surprise visitor from the States.

Dan and Matt discuss Elliott Moore's departure from #OUFC, plus a Filip of a new signing. We're also joined by Matt Bruce who takes us on a journey into the depths of the weird, woeful and wonderful of Oxford United YouTube.

Dan and Matt discuss the Oxford United #oufc games against Coventry, Brighton and Birmingham; they rekindle the spirit of the 91-92 season; and the philosophical quandary of disallowed goals. And lots more.

Dan and Matt reflect on a bad start on the pitch but good news off it. We ask if the second season syndrome is a thing; we plot our way to regaining the League Cup and plan trips to Eastern Europe; and we discuss statues at the new stadium. #oufc #oxfordunited #efl

Dan and Matt get in before most other #oufc pods with their pre-season predictions (or non-predictions in Dan's case). Dan reminisces about memorable Oxford United season opening wins over Pompey and finds a dubious VHS from his teens. We relive the strange case of Jamie Guy. And Theo joins to give us some stats about our four - yes four - strikers.

Les Robinson played 458 games for Oxford, rarely put a foot wrong, and was loved by anyone who ever played a game with him.

He's also a very funny man, who doesn't hold back talking about Gary Lineker's on-field whinging, Paul Gascoigne's brilliance, and much more as he lifts the lid on 10 years as Oxford United's Mr Reliable.

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Dan and Matt review two enormous pre-season friendlies, they like the look of the new signing Brian De Keersmaecker; and most importantly, discuss what is the greatest ever Oxford United kit while squeezing into the new one.